What Parents Notice

Signs to Notice in Your Child's Breathing, Sleep and Dental Development

Each of these patterns has its own page: what it can mean, where it tends to show up, and how our program approaches it. This is general education to help you know what's worth noting, not a diagnosis tool.

Does your child's smile look like one of these?

These are some of the patterns parents spot first. If one looks familiar, the free photo assessment is the easiest way to have it looked at properly.

Example of crowded or crooked teeth in a child — Crowded or crooked teeth

Example of crossbite in a child — Crossbite

Example of overbite or deep bite in a child — Overbite or deep bite

Example of open bite in a child — Open bite

Example of underbite in a child — Underbite

Example of tongue tie in a child — Tongue tie

Example of teeth tipped in in a child — Teeth tipped in

Clinical example photos of common presentations, shown for recognition only, not diagnosis.

Mouth Breathing

Breathing through the mouth

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Snoring

Noisy sleep & breathing

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Restless Sleep

Broken, poor-quality sleep

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Bedwetting

Beyond the usual age

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Teeth Grinding

Grinding & clenching

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Focus and Mood

Daytime attention

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Crowded Teeth

Not enough jaw space

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This is general information, not a diagnosis. Every child is different. The free assessment helps Dr. Phillip Stein decide whether anything is worth looking at more closely.