Sleep Disorders in Children
Do you have a child who struggles with:
ADD/ADHD
Bedwetting
Chronic Allergies
Dark Circles Under the Eyes
Swollen Tonsils and Adenoids
Trouble at School
Irritability
Frequent Headaches
Restless Sleep
Snoring
Aggressive Behavior
Daytime Drowsiness
Nightmares or Night Terrors or
Arrested Growth or Crowded/Crooked Teeth
Dr. Sarah Kinard is now working with children who struggle to breathe when they sleep by using a system of orthodontic appliances and therapies. These treatments may help the upper and lower jaws to fully develop and reshape the oral cavity. As these areas develop more fully, the child’s airway may widen and expand, allowing the child to breathe better and some of these symptoms may disappear. When children can breathe properly, they can begin to grow, learn and blossom into their full potential.
When a child has an underdeveloped upper and/or lower jaw, the airway could be impacted, and the child may struggle with other health issues during their lifetime. It may not be what you think so call us today at (210) 695-1200 for a free evaluation by Dr. Kinard.