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28/11/2025

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05/11/2025

25/10/2025

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22/10/2025

Visste du at det i hvert klasserom sitter én eller to elever med utviklingsmessige språkforstyrrelser?

Dette kalles DLD og er fortsatt lite kjent – noe som gjør at mange elever ikke får den støtten de trenger i skolehverdagen.

I dag markerer vi den internasjonale DLD-dagen og retter fokus mot diagnosen.

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21/08/2025

08/08/2025

Did you know that by age 5, a child’s facial structure is already 85% of its adult size?

This isn’t just an interesting fact — it’s a wake-up call. Craniofacial growth is happening rapidly in the early years, and if it’s going in the wrong direction, waiting to address it can mean missing the window for optimal development.

Many kids show signs of dysfunctional growth patterns early on — mouth breathing, poor sleep, snoring, dark under eyes, crowded teeth — but these red flags are too often dismissed as “normal.”

The truth is: they’re not normal — they’re common. And left unaddressed, they can affect airway health, sleep quality, behavior, and even cognitive development.

That’s why tools like the Fairest-6 — a simple screening tool to catch these signs early, when intervention is most effective and least invasive.

If you’re noticing these signs, don’t wait to ask questions. Depending on the child’s age and symptoms, support may come from:
• An airway-focused pediatric dentist
• A ENT
• A myofunctional therapist
• Or a speech-language pathologist (SLP) trained in oral motor skills and feeding

Early, collaborative care can make all the difference.

Learn more at www.thebreatheinstitute.com



Albert, A. M., Ricanek, K., Patterson, E., & Cuervo, L. J. (2019). Craniofacial changes in children—Birth to late adolescence. ARC Journal of Forensic Science, 4(1), 1–19. https://doi.org/10.20431/2456-0049.0401001

17/06/2025

Vi er stolte av tidsskriftet vårt! God lesning alle sammen📖

20/05/2025

The way the tongue moves and rests impacts so much more than you might think.

Its position and function play a powerful role in:
• Airway health
• Oral development
• Swallowing and digestion
• Speech clarity
• Even facial structure

For kids, this can affect growth, sleep, and behavior.
For adults, it can contribute to snoring, jaw tension, and more.

If the tongue isn’t functioning properly, the entire system can be off balance.
Curious if you or your child could benefit from a functional evaluation? We’re here to help!

07/04/2025

En fersk studie publisert i tidsskriftet Clinical Oral Investigations undersøkte hva som skjer under overflaten når premolarer trekkes ut under kjeveortopedisk behandling. Forskerne fant ut at å fjerne disse tennene kan ...