How does mouth breathing during sleep contribute to the development of an open bite in pediatric patients?
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How does mouth breathing during sleep contribute to the development of an open bite in pediatric patients?
Mouth breathing is a contributing factor to the development of open bite in children, primarily through its influence on muscle dynamics and facial growth patterns.
pediatric, dentistry, children, mouth breathing, causes, risk factors, oral health, sleep, open bite, orthodontics
pediatric, dentistry, children, mouth breathing, causes, risk factors, oral health, sleep, open bite, orthodontics
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