Breathing Re-education

Do you or your child have troubles breathing well through your nose, even when you aren’t congested? Is your mouth dry every morning when you wake up?

What may have started as a problem breathing through your nose because of a congestion issue may now have become a problem breathing through your nose because of habit development. No matter why, breathing through your nose is far more important than you may realize.

For children, chronic mouth breathing over time will cause changes in the growth their face, jaws and airway.

Chronic mouth breathing causes a long face appearance that causes narrow jaws, smaller airways and crooked teeth.

In adults chronic mouth breathing leads to snoring, dry mouth and bad breath, chronic fatigue, headaches and ironically tooth grinding.

Early and timely intervention is key, especially for children who are still growing. Comprehensive examinations are critical to determine the root cause of the issue so that intervention is stable and long lasting. Depending on the cause, multiple treatment options are available, from dental appliances to myofunctional therapy and breathing re-education. Our highly trained professionals will complete a comprehensive exam and recommend the treatment(s) required.

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Breathing Re-education

Do you or your child have troubles breathing well through your nose, even when you aren’t congested? Is your mouth dry every morning when you wake up?

What may have started as a problem breathing through your nose because of a congestion issue may now have become a problem breathing through your nose because of habit development.

No matter why, breathing through your nose is far more important than you may realize.

For children, chronic mouth breathing over time will cause changes in the growth their face, jaws and airway.

Chronic mouth breathing causes a long face appearance that causes narrow jaws, smaller airways and crooked teeth.

In adults chronic mouth breathing leads to snoring, dry mouth and bad breath, chronic fatigue, headaches and ironically tooth grinding.

Early and timely intervention is key, especially for children who are still growing. Comprehensive examinations are critical to determine the root cause of the issue so that intervention is stable and long lasting.