TMJ and Sleep Therapy Centre of Metro Detroit

10/16/2024

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09/14/2023

Did you know tongue-ties can be related to sleep-related breathing disorders?

It's true!

A tongue-tie refers to a short and tight lingual frenulum, the band of tissue that connects the bottom of the tongue to the floor of the mouth. When the tongue is tethered to the floor of the mouth, it's restricted and unable to naturally rest at the roof of the mouth.

The issue? Low tongue posture is linked to habitual mouth breathing, sleep apnea, and can even impact oral and facial development.

If you suspect your little one has a tongue-tie and is also struggling with sleep issues, give my office a call today at (216) 925-4504 for an in-person evaluation!

07/14/2023

🌟 Empowering Little Smiles, Transforming Lives!

In celebration of National Make a Difference to Children Month, we want to highlight the extraordinary impact pediatric dentistry has on children's lives! 😊✨

By gaining a deep understanding of Sleep-Breathing and TMJ disorders, we have the power to create a significant positive change for your child's development. Not only can we enhance facial structure through non-surgical, holistic correction, but we can also treat symptoms like ADHD, anxiety, and depression! 🙌💖

When we address sleep-breathing and TMJ disorders, we help children breathe better, promoting optimal rest and supporting healthy facial development. By correcting these issues, we contribute to a future with improved aesthetics and increased self-confidence! 😁🏆

But that's not all – understanding these disorders also allows us to treat underlying causes of symptoms like ADHD, anxiety, and depression. By optimizing sleep and reducing associated challenges, we provide our little patients with a brighter, happier, and more balanced life! 🌟💪👧👦

Join us in making a difference this National Make a Difference to Children Month by calling our office for your consultation. Together, we can transform the lives of your children and create a positive impact that lasts a lifetime.

Schedule your child's consultation today. Call (586) 949-2516

04/27/2023

Sleep apnea in children is characterized by recurrent episodes of partial or complete upper airway obstruction during sleep. Recurrent pauses in breathing interrupt sleep several times at night, and problems extend throughout the day. More than one respiratory pause per hour is already considered pathological in children.

Treatment by our office may be performed using orthodontics and myofunctional therapy. This assists with proper dental and craniofacial development and better/healthier breathing.

Call today and schedule your appointment: (586) 949-2516
or send us an email: https://drromansadikoff.com/contact/

03/16/2023

Airway problem, such as “Mouth Breathing Syndrome” is the most misdiagnosed health hazard for a growing child in today’s medicine and dentistry.

Pay close attention to your child’s breathing habits not only during the day but most importantly at night. Many health professionals ignore or dismiss this issue, but you, as a parent should not.

We are here to help! Call our office (586) 949-2516 or contact us through our website: https://drromansadikoff.com/contact/

03/06/2023

Mouth Breathing Syndrome in Children

As parents, we know that our priority is our developing child's overall health and wellness. If your child snores or breathes through their mouth, please don’t ignore it. Please be aware millions of children suffer from mouth breathing syndrome (AKA obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS)). This is a common condition found in children and, if left untreated, can result in severe health complications. Contact TMJ and Sleep Therapy Centre of Metro Detroit for a complimentary consultation at (586) 949-2516.

Please consider sharing this post with anyone you know who has young children.

08/02/2022

10/05/2020

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