April 8, 2021
Restricted Airway in Children
Chairside Video: Pediatric Restricted Airway
Learn why proper breathing is necessary for a child's health and development, and warning signs that might indicate your child's breathing passages are narrow or blocked.
Most people don’t immediately connect headaches, jaw tension, tooth sensitivity, or muscle fatigue to their bite. But often, the problem isn’t just where your teeth touch. It’s how they function together.
When most people think of going to the dentist, they picture cleanings, cavities, or maybe a gentle reminder to floss more. But at Epic Dentistry, we look at a whole lot more than just your teeth. That’s because your mouth isn’t just about smiling—it’s the gateway to the rest of your body. The way you breathe, sleep, manage stress, even how you hold your posture... it can all show up in your mouth. And often, your dentist might be the first one to spot it.
Dr. Caulfield’s voice is helping shape the conversation on pediatric sleep health in his latest feature in Sleep Review Magazine.