In this week’s episode, Hallie chats with Dr. Annie, who is passionate about airway-focused dentistry – an approach that places an emphasis on improving a patient’s airway and breathing. She shares how her own experience with breathing issues led her to discover the importance of airway-focused dentistry which allowed her to become a better practitioner.
Dr. Annie also talks about how she and her colleagues at Braces for All Ages use myofunctional therapy and a holistic, collaborative approach to care for patients whether they need myo, a frenectomy and/or airway expansion. She shares how they work closely with other providers in their community to help patients get the best results for their current and future health.
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In this episode you’ll hear about:
- Practicing Airway Focused Dentistry
- Building a Holistic Approach to Growing Airway and Palate for Better Health
- Combining Specialties for Optimal Healthcare Results
- Preparing for Lip Release: Pre-Operative Steps and Myofunctional Therapy
- A Lightbulb Moment: Exploring Jaw Misalignment and Tongue Ties
- Uncovering the Role of the Tongue in Facial Development and Speech Therapy
- Addressing Tongue Restriction to Improve Speech: A Unique Case Study
- The Impact of Tongue Ties: How Treating a Common Condition Can Transform Lives
- Collaborative Care: Putting the Child First to Make Life-Changing Results
- The Benefits of Building a Wider Care Team for Upper Airway Issues
- The Benefits of Pursuing A Holistic Approach to Healthcare: A Journey of Learning and Passion
LINKS:
Connect with Annie and Braces For All Ages here: https://linktr.ee/bracesforallagesairway
Want to learn more about myofunctional therapy? Check out The Myo Method here: TheMyoMethod.com
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HI Hallie, today while at Rite aid, I noticed a woman breastfeeding and the baby kept crying, and I started having thoughts like I wonder if he’s having trouble latching or is having digestive gerd issues ( why is baby crying when she has been feeding him and just took a break to try the other side) and so on I did notice she gave him a pacifier, which soothed him. Thank you for prompting me to look into these things and becoming curious.