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Why you shouldn't ignore your child's night time grinding and snoring

We frequently see young patients whose night time teeth grinding and snoring are early warning signs of an obstructed airway or underdeveloped jaw.


One of our patients who was 6 years old presented with severe sleep bruxism and loud snoring, causing her to chip her baby teeth, and leave her fatigued during the day. Rather than waiting for complications to develop as she grew older, we initiated a combined Myobrace and HealthyStart treatment plan.


By using these appliances to guide natural jaw growth, correct mouth-breathing habits, and widen the airway, she experienced a dramatic reduction in snoring and grinding within just a few months—resulting in quieter nights, better sleep quality, and a healthier smile. All of this was accomplished without braces.



 
 
 

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