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The Connection Between Mouth Breathing, Sleep & Orthodontic Issues
Many parents have seen it. A child sleeps with their mouth open, snores, or seems tired after a full night in bed. It is easy to write off as a phase.
How a child breathes can matter for sleep, and researchers have long wondered whether it also shapes how the teeth and jaws develop. This post explains what is known, what is still debated, and when it makes sense to have your child checked.
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