Emergências Pediátricas: Revisões De Literatura 2022
DOI: 10.51859/amplla.epr662.1122-7
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“…A mouth breather is any individual who breathes through the mouth due to a pathological adaptation of nasal and/ or pharyngeal obstruction. 1 In general, the replacement of nasal breathing by mouth breathing (MB) is partial. 2,3 There are several causes of MB: choanal atresia, nasal foreign body, nasal septum deformities, nasal masses, and other rare conditions.…”
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“…A mouth breather is any individual who breathes through the mouth due to a pathological adaptation of nasal and/ or pharyngeal obstruction. 1 In general, the replacement of nasal breathing by mouth breathing (MB) is partial. 2,3 There are several causes of MB: choanal atresia, nasal foreign body, nasal septum deformities, nasal masses, and other rare conditions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…4,5 Nasal breathing in children is essential and is related to the growth of the central facial bones and the functional arrangement of all the muscles involved in breathing and chewing. 1,5,6 Chronic nasal obstruction can lead to underdevelopment of the maxillary palatine processes (atresia), resulting in a high-arched hard palate and muscular and postural adaptations to adapt to a new way of breathing, chewing, and even swallowing food. 6 Jaw lowering, dental crowding, malocclusion, labial musculature hypotonia, and swallowing changes are observed and may become irreversible if not recognized and treated early.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%