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Oral breathing and dentoalveolar trauma in children aged 6 to 14 years
Introduction: dentoalveolar trauma is a traumatic-high prevalent injury with high costs associated with treatment and adverse effects at functional, aesthetic, and psychological levels.
Macarena de los Ángeles González Acuña +4 more
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Depth of palate and position of hyoid bone in mouth-breathing children
Introduction: respiratory needs are the main determinant of the posture of jaws, tongue and head; that is why an altered respiratory pattern produces morphological changes of the palate along with the position of the hyoid bone.
Mallen Martínez Rodríguez +4 more
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Esperanza Estefanía Elizalde Ojeda +7 more
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Devika Sharma, Ritu Gontiya
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Morphological Study of the Characteristics of Lips in Children With Mouth Breathing. [PDF]
Wenting L +6 more
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Effect of Mouth Breathing on Sleep Quality and Oxygen Saturation in Pediatric Patients
Objective: To evaluate the effect of mouth breathing on sleep quality and oxygen saturation in pediatric patients aged 6–12 years. Material and Methods: A cross-sectional observational study was done on 120 children recruited from the pediatric ...
Hammam Ahmed Bahammam +7 more
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Correlation of malocclusion and mouth breathing rates from a novel monitor. [PDF]
Li DN +9 more
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Correction to: Correlation of malocclusion and mouth breathing rates from a novel monitor. [PDF]
Li DN +9 more
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Assessment of mouth breathing by Speech-Language Pathologists: an international Delphi consensus. [PDF]
Warnier M +3 more
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Altered Salivary Microbiome and Increased Immune Markers in Mouth-Breathing Children: Implications for Oral Health. [PDF]
Zhang J, Wang X, Wang W, Cao Y, Wang G.
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