Posts Tagged ‘Myofunctional Therapy’
Form Affects Function and Function Affects Form By: Dr. Nishita Ondhia
Epigenetics, an emerging area of scientific research, sheds light on how one’s behaviour and environment can cause changes that affect the way one’s genes express. These changes do not change your DNA and can be reversible if diagnosed early. If the changes are not detected early, they can unfortunately affect the way your body reads…
Read MoreCase Study: Female, 5 years old, blocked airway By: Dr. Nishita Ondhia
Chronic grinding, snoring, and emotional outbursts in children may point to Sleep Disordered Breathing. Learn how early diagnosis and airway-focused treatment can restore nasal breathing and improve long-term health. Female 5y old Severe grinding at night Heavy snoring Habitual mouth breather Gasps for air Dark circles under the eyes Small for her age, failure to…
Read MoreDentist and Myofunctional Therapist vs. ENT? By: Dr. Nishita Ondhia
“My child is not breathing properly, they are snoring, grinding and is gasping for air. Doctor, what shall I do?” The family doctor may say, “Just wait, they will grow out of it.” This is incorrect. If a child is struggle to breathe, they need medical attention from a team – the ENT, the airway…
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