A Great Night Sleep Is More Important
For Your Child Than You May Know!

Does your child snore, sleep with their mouth open, have messy sheets, or wet the bed? Does your child wake up in the morning and still feel fatigued? Or . . . even more commonly, are you told your child might have ADHD, learning disabilities, and behavior problems?

If this is the case, they may have sleep apnea or more commonly in children, sleep disordered breathing. Sleep apnea is when your child’s breathing stops and starts throughout the night. Thankfully, this is not as common as when the child is struggling to breathe throughout the night. Snoring or even noisy breathing can be a sign that your child is not getting enough air. Imagine them trying to breathe through a coffee stirrer instead of a garden hose. Unfortunately, this is more common than we realize, but the exciting thing is that in kids, we can help them grow and get a Healthy Start in life to hopefully prevent them having sleep apnea later in life.

As a mom with a child that had sleep disordered breathing, Dr. Casey Jones understands what you are going through. Healthy kids is the goal and straighter teeth can be the side effect. The earlier we get started, the better!