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Mouth breathing has a significant effect on our growth and development and can be the cause of many symptoms we experience daily.
Symptoms of TMJ disorders include clicking and popping, jaw pain, ear pain/ringing, and dizziness. These disorders often lead to clenching
In most cases waking up with a headache is one of the cardinal signs of sleep apnea. Morning headaches, tension headaches, migraines, cluster headaches, and hypnic headaches
The tonsils and adenoids are lymphatic tissue found on both sides of the back of the throat and where the nasal passages meet the throat.
A tongue-tie (ankloglossia) is a condition that restricts the tongue movement due to an abnormally short and thick band of tissue usually under the tongue
Chronic nasal congestion starts with mouth breathing, which activates accessory muscles in the upper chest. You limit or reduce the use of the diaphragm when
Myofunctional therapy works with individuals on tongue placement and control which can help with speech problems, difficult sounds, lisp, stuttering, mumbling
Mouth breathing can lead to many symptoms including: Altered craniofacial growth and development (elongated face, retracted jaw)
These oral habits such as thumb and finger sucking, prolonged use of pacifiers and bottle feeding, or really anything in the mouth for a prolonged period
Acid reflux is the third most common gastrointestinal disorder in the U.S., and it is one the leading causes of disturbed sleep among the American population age 45-64.
Myofunctional therapy works with individuals on tongue placement and control which can help with speech problems, difficult sounds, lisp, stuttering, mumbling
