Abstract

From birth, our oral habits can change the growth and development of  jaws and faces. How can pediatric dentists help children to grow in the right way? Facial structures that matter with breathing are the most important. There are common signs of altered growth in a mouth that should not be overlooked.  Early evaluation of incipient breathing disorders can be prevented with a simple children's sleep questionnaire developmental disorders of the child. Why should dentist screen their patients and what technics can we use to achieve our goals?

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