At DP Dental, we have dentists trained in sleep medicine. Therefore we can screen and effectively treat adults and children for sleep-related breathing disorders.
All of us are born with our mouths closed, breathing through the nose. If we deviate from there anytime, this is a sign to be concerned.
This eye-opening and detailed explanation about the tongue and its connection to sleep, oral health and posture will convince you that the tongue isn’t just a sensory muscular organ!
This informative article explains how oral health is linked with the body and how it impacts the overall health, including the heart and brain.
Allow your body to adjust slowly. Our doctors can give you great advice to help you become a competent nasal-breather!
Mouth breathing reduces the oxygen supply that your body receives. It is associated with low tongue posture, which in turn, is causing airway obstruction.