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"Do you breathe through your mouth at night?" Not the question most patients expect from their dentist. But it's often the most revealing one—especially when worn front teeth, gum problems, or unexplained decay are sitting in the chair. Your airway and your oral health are more connected than you might think. In my latest Mouth Health Natters podcast with breathing specialist Alana Inwood, we explore how breathing patterns can quietly shape what's happening in your mouth—and what you can do about it. Click to watch the full episode... #oralhealth #mouthbreathing #nasalbreathing #breathwork #dentalhealth #airwayhealth #sleephealth #preventivehealth
Why the Way You Breathe Is Quietly Shaping Your Teeth - Dental Wellness
“Do you breathe through your mouth at night?” It is not the question most patients expect from their dentist. But for Dr David Cowhig, it is often the most revealing one, particularly when worn front teeth, gum disease, or unexplained decay are sitting in the chair in front of him.
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