MOUTH BREATHING || ORAL HABITS || ORTHODONTICS AND PEDODONTICS

Hello everyone the topic is mouth breathing from oral habits.. so this is a very important topic that you should know both in pedodontics and orthodontics.. this is most commonly asked long answer question and the notes that you will find in this video are hand written and not the digital ones as I used to make notes in various types.. in this video I’m covering everything about mouth breathing that is definition, classification, etiology, diagnosis , clinical features, management in depth.. and you can find this notes on Instagram page too if you want to save it or else you can email me on the id which you will find on Instagram and I will send the pdf form of it for better learning so that you can use these notes as reference with your books whichever you use..I hope you find this video helpful.. thank you so much..
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[@sumanshah7268]

you are damn good... mam plzz put the reference also ..so that when we are asked abt book we can easily tell them ...as our teacher wants to hear name of standard book so...

[@RG-wo6ms]

Thank you so much ma’am for uploading these videos for us! They are really helping in revision!

[@dentistrymadeeasy]

Glad to hear that it is helping you..

[@HawX.]

Could you tell me the method in which the child is told to do 5 squats to see when he breathes through his mouth please?

[@dentistrymadeeasy]

The general rule of thumb is to inhale through your nose and exhale through your mouth. So in squat one should inhale just before you begin to lower down, and exhale as you extend your legs back to the starting position so this is the normal scenario but in mouth breathers you will see they cannot do the inhaling part through nose and they will inhale with mouth open unlike normal case where mouth is closed during the inhaling part. I hope now you are cleared but still if you have any question do let me know

[@dr.gunchamaheshwari494]

What's the reference mam?