Emily Herwig
I am undergoing MSE (maxillary skeletal expansion) with Dr. Marianna Evans. My nasal breathing has significantly improved. I will follow up with myofunctional therapy.
Kristel Bohler
My name is Kristel and I have recently connected with Sydney over Instagram when I was researching Airway Disorders. I have been suffering for years from extreme fatigue, panic attacks, anxiety, depression, Chron’s disease (which is triggered by stress and exhaustion), migraines, memory problems, and poor sleep quality. My overall quality of life was decreasing […]
Aileen Vargas
I have UARS specifically and while I was prescribed an oral appliance I choose not to do it because I heard about the negative consequences of using it over extended period of time. I am considering jaw surgery in the future.
Jennifer Kruidenier
I am speech pathologist doing myofuntional therapy in a private practice. I began doing it on myself to try to help with my own oral rest posture. I realized that my tongue posture was low and forward possibly due to crowding/narrow palate. In 2018, my anxiety and panic attacks had increased so much that I […]
Patrick Giraldi
Very tired all the time
Kimberly Avis
I have issues breathing through my nose due to narrow nasal passages and after nasal surgery due to skin cancer.
Doris Ketchum
I do not wear my sleep apnea machine at night, because I feel like I do not sleep good with it. I went to a holistic dentist to have my mercury fillings removed and she perform a cone beam xray and she said I have a small airway and that could be a cause of […]
Coty Nisbet
I had double jaw surgery and a septoplasty a few months ago to correct my underbite, open bite, and mouth breathing. My airway was only 3mm before surgery. It was life changing! Being able to breathe properly is already proving to have many health benefits as I get recovered from the major surgery. I am […]
Tomer Shabo
Wether if I have a problem as I never snored before and I started snoring for the few last months quite severely. Wonder what has changed?
Karen Bell
I am 45 year 45-year-old female, diagnosed a couple of years ago with OSA but I am on the hypopnea side. I don’t really have any full obstruction events but a high AHI score of 55 events per hour of restricted breathing / shallow breathing was documented at the sleep lab. It took decades to […]