Access the Healthiest and Happiest Version of Your Child
Our Grow Well Kids program provides treatment options that promote better breathing, sleep, and less crowded teeth. These non-invasive, non-pharmaceutical, pain-free approaches work to opening the airway and naturally guiding teeth into a more correct alignment. They help sleep disorder breathing (SDB), snoring, crowded teeth by naturally widening the dental arches to develop the jaw naturally.
Why is this important for your child’s health, you ask? Often times your child will present symptoms that seem completely unrelated to the real issue, but maximizing airway improves a child’s overall health, addressing medical and behavioral issues.
These can be some of the symptoms that might be related:
- Nightmares
- Bedwetting
- Snoring
- Restless Sleep
- ADD/ADHD
- Teeth Grinding
- Aggressive Behavior
- Delayed Growth
- Mouth Breathing
- Crowded Teeth
- Overbite/Overjet
- Swollen
- Adenoids/Tonsils
- Excessive Sleepiness
- Chronic Allergies
Sleep Disordered Breathing: An Epidemic
Within the last 20 years, clinical research has established a connection between certain increasingly common childhood health and behavioral symptoms and their root cause. This root cause is called Sleep Disordered Breathing (SDB).
Nine out of ten children suffer from one or more symptoms of Sleep Disordered Breathing, which manifests itself in a variety of symptoms. These symptoms, if not addressed early enough, become nearly impossible to reverse.
The Grow Well Kids aims to address these issues early-on so that they can be solved easier and kids can thrive.
ADDRESSING THE SYMPTOMS
The Connection to Sleep Disordered Breathing
ADD/ADHD
There is not a test for ADD/ADHD; it is merely a checklist, and many of the symptoms associated with ADD/ADHD (inability to focus, impulsivity, distractibility, irritability, etc.) are actually signs that your child may have Sleep Disordered Breathing.
BEDWETTING
Sleep Disordered Breathing (SDB) is characterized by airway obstruction during sleep, and a child’s arousal response and bladder pressure is affected by this inability to breathe properly, explaining why your child may be experiencing bedwetting.
DEPRESSION
Sleep Disordered Breathing stops children from breathing thoroughly throughout the night, causing fatigue and insomnia, which in turn affects their emotional responses in their day-to-day lives, as their sleep is consistently affected.
CROWDED TEETH
Poor positioning of teeth is a clear indicator of an underdeveloped jaw and an undeveloped airway. An underdeveloped jaw doesn’t leave enough room for teeth to grow in properly, causing issues, such as overjet and overbite. It also signals that your child’s airway may be obstructed, as there isn’t enough room for complete airflow.
MOUTH BREATHING
Consistent mouth breathing is a sign that there could be something more serious going on with your child. Mouth breathing is associated with snoring, irritability, slow growth rate, inability to focus and sleepiness. The underlying cause of mouth breathing in children is usually an obstruction in their nasal airway, which forces them to make up for their need for oxygen through their mouth.
SLEEP DISORDERED BREATHING
These symptoms all stem from airway disruption during sleep. As a child’s breathing is restricted, their body reacts as though the child is choking, resulting in lower oxygen levels, higher heart rate and higher blood pressure. Improper positioning of teeth can also cause Sleep Disordered Breathing symptoms, as baby teeth without spacing can often signify that a child’s dental arches are too narrow. Adult teeth are bigger and wider than baby teeth, and if there isn’t enough room for the adult teeth to grow in, the teeth begin to crowd together or protrude.
OPENING THE AIRWAY
Grow Well Kids has appliances shift the jaw forward for optimal airflow so that your child can receive an ideal amount of oxygen. This shift in the jaw improves a child’s focus and behavior, not to mention allows for proper growth of the dentition. They widen the dental arches, resulting in straight teeth, whereas an underdeveloped jaw and an underdeveloped airway do not leave enough room for teeth to grow in properly.
The Importance of Your Child’s Airway
The central issue for many children suffering from the effects of Sleep Disordered Breathing is a compromised airway. When a child’s airway is narrow, underdeveloped, or constricted in any way, the child will struggle to receive enough oxygen at night, which can result in serious health issues. Grow Kids Well develops a child’s jaw and provides them with an ideal airway. With this ideal airway, they will be able to get the oxygen they need to be the healthiest version of themselves.
How is SDB Related?
Sleep Disordered Breathing (SDB) is characterized by airway obstruction during sleep, causing a child to “snore”, or rather gasp for air when asleep. SDB stops children from breathing thoroughly throughout the night, causing fatigue and insomnia, which in turn affects their emotional responses in their day to-day lives, as their sleep is consistently affected.
What does Grow Well Kids Address?
- Crowded Teeth
- Overbite
- Overjet
- Crossbite
- Open Bite
- Deep Bite
- Gummy Smile
- Teeth Grinding
- Underdeveloped Jaw
PARENT TESTIMONIAL
“Grow Kids Well is a revolutionary solution to Sleep Disordered Breathing symptoms, not to mention they got her teeth straighter without braces. My daughter has never been healthier or happier. Her symptoms, such as snoring, nightmares, bedwetting, restless sleep, trouble in school, aggressive behavior and crowded teeth completely disappeared. I could not be happier with my daughter’s progress with Grow Well Kids.”
