3 Things Every Parent Should Know About Sleep-Disordered Breathing
As a parent, you want your child to be healthy, well-rested, and full of energy. But if they snore, breathe through their mouth, or struggle to sleep soundly, sleep-disordered Breathing (SDB) could be affecting their health. Here are three key things every parent should know:
1. Snoring Isn’t Normal
Frequent, loud snoring may indicate obstructed breathing. Sleep-disordered breathing can lead to low-quality sleep, poor concentration, and even behavioral issues that mimic ADHD. If your child snores regularly, it’s worth having them evaluated with a sleep test.
2. Mouth Breathing Can Affect Development
Children who breathe through their mouths can impact facial growth, dental alignment, and airway development. Early intervention with oral appliance therapy can help guide proper jaw positioning and support healthy breathing patterns.
3. Treatment Can Improve Sleep & Health
At Sleep Better Lexington, we offer custom oral appliance therapy designed to help children breathe easier and sleep better. Early treatment can improve growth, focus, and overall well-being.
At Sleep Better Lexington, we offer specialized oral therapy solutions tailored for pediatric patients, that are easy for them to wear and provide long-term solutions to the effects of mouth breathing. As a trusted
Vivos and
Toothpillow provider, our oral appliances are designed to promote proper jaw alignment and enhance breathing during sleep, helping you and your child achieve a better night's sleep and happier mornings.