Have you heard about the term airway orthodontics? Knowing more about this topic will help us and our kids as they grow. I am bringing awareness to topics like this one and more that will change the way we look at our kid's health, growth, and development, starting with their mouth and the way they breathe at an earlier age.
Identifying mouth breathing and younger people is going to help improve the way that their jaw and teeth grow. If it's left too long, and it becomes chronic, it requires intervention to correct the problem. Starting at an earlier age will create solid habits and routines that will impact good facial growth and development and teeth structure. Also, the food that we're eating plays a huge role in the development of our jaws according to Dr. Boyd, a pediatric orthodontist. Our mouth is a warning sign of what could happen or what is happening to our body.
Key Takeaways:
-The role of oxygen in our body
-Most babies can't breathe through their mouths until they're three months old
-The position of the tongue is crucial for the growth, development, and function of our body
-Dysfunctional breathing and poor tongue posture actually create risk factors for critical illnesses
-Both genetics and environment play a factor in what's happening to how our faces develop and how we're breathing out
Identifying mouth breathing and younger people is going to help improve the way that their jaw and teeth grow. If it's left too long, and it becomes chronic, it requires intervention to correct the problem. Starting at an earlier age will create solid habits and routines that will impact good facial growth and development and teeth structure. Also, the food that we're eating plays a huge role in the development of our jaws according to Dr. Boyd, a pediatric orthodontist. Our mouth is a warning sign of what could happen or what is happening to our body.
Key Takeaways:
-The role of oxygen in our body
-Most babies can't breathe through their mouths until they're three months old
-The position of the tongue is crucial for the growth, development, and function of our body
-Dysfunctional breathing and poor tongue posture actually create risk factors for critical illnesses
-Both genetics and environment play a factor in what's happening to how our faces develop and how we're breathing out
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