Myo 2 Thrive Myofunctional Therapy

22/03/2024

Tonsils oh lovely tonsils😝

13/03/2024

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05/03/2024

Two of the most prevalent disorders plaquely today's children. Such complex issues but one of the best tools we have is proper screening for ALL children.

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26/01/2024

"Sit up straight and shut your mouth"
The aim is health because mouth breathing has a real affect on your health. Plenty of research on that subject on PubMed. The aesthetic affect of widening the jaws is a secondary benefit. Malocclusion is a symptom of a bigger issue- period. 😁

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22/11/2023

The American Dental Association urged the dental field to screen for Sleep Related Breathing Disorders in 2017. Dental friends, please start screening patients of ALL ages for sleep and breathing issues if you're not already. Refer to ENT or GP when chronic snoring, grinding or open mouth breathing is reported.

Orofacial dysfunction screening examinations in children with sleep-disordered breathing symptoms

Journal of Clinical Pediatric Dentistry (JOCPD) is an international, peer-reviewed, open access journal, which is currently indexed in SCIE, etc., aming to provide clinically relevant information to enable the practicing dentist to have access to the state of the art in pediatric dentistry.

08/11/2023

Snoring, grinding and mouth breathing are very common but they are NOT normal. These are all red flags that the airway is unhealthy and needs to be properly evaluated ASAP.

🌟 Is Your Child Showing These Signs? 🌟

Every child deserves a happy, healthy sleep experience. If you've noticed any of these signs in your little one, it might be time to consider an airway consultation:

1️⃣ Mouth breathing
2️⃣ Daytime fatigue
3️⃣ Crowded teeth
4️⃣ Frequent bedwetting
5️⃣ Teeth grinding
6️⃣ Snoring
7️⃣ Dark undereye circles
8️⃣ Gasping during sleep
9️⃣ Behavioral issues
🔟 Frequent night terrors

Don't worry; you're not alone on this journey. Our ASAP Pathway Provider map on our website can help you find a knowledgeable healthcare professional near you. Let's ensure your child's well-being and quality of sleep! 💤💖 Click here: https://asappathway.com/parents/ -a-provider

15/10/2023

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15/10/2023

Bruxism is common but NOT NORMAL. Please get a proper assessment and treatment.

20/09/2023

THIS is why we should be caring about narrow palates and crooked teeth. It's not the aesthetics. It's the affect on sleeping, eating and thriving. Myofunctional therapy can help ensure proper balance in the muscles while the bony structure is guided into a healthy growth pattern. Screen early and intervene.

Did you know that by the age of four, 60% of the craniofacial skeleton has reached its adult size.

By the age seven, the majority of the growth and development of the maxilla is complete.

Obstructive sleep apnea is most prevalent among children from ages 2-8 years old.

By the age nine, the majority of the growth and development of the mandible is complete.

By the age of 12, 90% of facial growth has already occurred.

Inflamed adenoid tissue can interferes with normal facial growth. This can impact breathing causing congestion, snoring, mouth breathing, sleep apnea, ear infections, rhino-sinusitis, facial changes, malocclusion, swallowing problems, reduced ability to smell and taste, and speech problems.

In 1872, CV Tomes in 1872 described facial changed from adenoid hypertrophy as adenoid facies. Children were mouth breathers, often exhibited narrow V-shaped dental arches, low tongue tone, dark circles around the eyes and long faces.

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26/08/2023

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