STACI WHITMAN 2 | DON’T REMOVE TONSILS!! expand mouth size

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presents episode 822 | Dr Staci Whitman
High Intensity Health podcast

Question: is the maxilla [upper jaw]
malleable in adults?
-Yes. there are appliances that
can expand it:
-homeoblock; bioblock
-small pad or screws in palate
But we want to start earlier
-adults have bad habits
-can use myofunctional therapy
-rebreathing therapy

Parents:
-Breathe Institute, Los Angeles
Dr Zaghi: FAirEST 6 score [FAirEST.org]
1-able to breathe through nose
comfortably for 3 minutes straight?
2-crowding of teeth/narrow jaws
3-close mouth over teeth without
mentalis strain

Ideally: tongue suction up against
palate: grows width of mouth space
-problem if tongue tie or genetics:
tongue sits low:
-long, narrow face
Affects how we breathe
Want:
-tongue suction up to roof of mouth
-tip behind upper front teeth
[many adults, too narrow, tongue
cannot fit up high]
-need orthodontics to help

Affects how we breathe
Want:
-tongue suction up to roof of mouth
-tip behind upper front teeth
[many adults, too narrow, tongue
cannot fit up high]
-need orthodontics to help
For adults AND KIDS
-change structure of mouth
-NOT TAKE OUT TONSILS
-to change growth patterns for health

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