Correcting at the source to grow well

Functional and ENT disorders

Mouth breathing, thumb or pacifier sucking, or incorrect tongue positioning have a direct impact on your child's mouth

Pay attention to these often-ignored behaviors:

These habits disrupt the delicate balance of the growing face.

Allergies, a deviated septum, or enlarged adenoids or tonsils force the child to breathe through their mouth

The presence of the thumb creates pressure that deforms the jaws and displaces the teeth (open bite).

If the tongue does not rest against the palate when swallowing, it pushes the teeth forward or creates an open bite.

Lips that are always slightly parted no longer exert the necessary pressure to guide the correct positioning of the teeth.

The deformities become permanently fixed in the bone.

The upper and lower teeth will no longer touch, disrupting the efficiency of chewing.

Mouth breathing promotes sore throats, ear infections and chronic colds.

A palate not stimulated by the tongue remains narrow, creating a lack of space for tooth positioning, and disrupting the growth of the lower jaw.

Dr. Barrière is a qualified specialist. He combines clinical experience with cutting-edge digital technology.

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A supportive approach to changing habits.

The doctor patiently explains to the child why his thumb is disrupting the positioning of his teeth and jaws.

Fun little exercises to do at home to retrain the tongue and lips.

Prescribing devices to correct bad habits

A preventative appointment is often enough to trigger the cessation of these habits.

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