Hallie introduces an exciting new series “Symptoms of Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders”. In this first episode of her series she discusses audible breathing and what it indicates. She highlights the impairments to our overall health across the physical, cognitive and emotional domains as well as the professionals trained in assessing, diagnosing and treating these impairments.
What is a tubulant disorder affecting the adenoids?, please
Also, amazing to hear that with skeletal changes soft tissue will change and be better🎈.
Thank you, really enjoyed it*!*
Zahida
Enlarged turbinates and enlarged adenoids can both obstruct breathing or greatly reduce airflow, leading to mouth breathing. Some of my providers have shared that they sometimes see enlarged adenoids contribute to turbinate hypertrophy (especially the inferior turbinates).