Dr. Ashley Coerver

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If your child is constantly getting in trouble, can’t sit still, struggles to focus, or seems emotional and impulsive, don’t only look at behavior.

Kids who aren’t breathing or sleeping well at night can sometimes look wired instead of tired during the day.

As an airway-focused dentist, I want to know if those symptoms are happening alongside things like snoring, mouth breathing, restless sleep, teeth grinding, or being impossible to wake up.

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If your child stays dry all day but still wets the bed at night, I don’t just think about the bladder.

Bedwetting can sometimes show up alongside snoring, mouth breathing, restless sleep, sweating, and other signs that a child may not be breathing well overnight.

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Your child may mouth breathe while they’re sick and congested. But once the cold is gone, I don’t want that to become their new normal.

If they’re still sleeping with their mouth open, snoring, tossing and turning, or waking up tired, there may be a reason they’re not comfortably breathing through their nose.

As an airway-focused dentist, those are the patterns I want parents to notice, because sometimes the cold is gone, but the breathing problem isn’t.

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Comment BREATHE and I’ll send you my teeth-grinding guide. 👇

If your child grinds their teeth at night, I don’t just look at the teeth. As an airway-focused dentist, I’m also looking at how they’re breathing while they sleep.

Grinding can sometimes show up alongside snoring, mouth breathing, restless sleep, and other airway concerns.
It may be more than a habit they’ll simply grow out of.

Comment BREATHE and I’ll send you the guide.