17Jun
26Nov
Connection Between Bedwetting & Sleep-Disordered Breathing
A period of occasional bedwetting is something virtually all children go through at some point in time. While many grow out of this stage as they develop improved bladder control, there are certain instances in which bedwetting remains an ongoing—and frequent—occurrence. When this is the...
29Oct
Link Between ADD/ADHD Symptoms and Sleep Airway Issues
Attention deficit disorder—be it ADD or ADHD—is a diagnosis we hear all too often this day and age. But is every case being diagnosed correctly? What if certain symptoms that appear to point to ADD or ADHD actually stem from something else? As we gain a...
18Sep
Melina Completes Advanced Myofunctional Therapy Training
We are thrilled to announce that Melina, our Registered Dental Hygienist, recently completed advanced training to become a Myofunctional Therapist at Gorman Health and Wellness! With the aim of correctly diagnosing and treating poor oral habits/functions for individuals of all ages, the rigorous program delved...
17Oct
What is a Functional Frenectomy?
A functional frenectomy is a procedure designed to alleviate tension caused by the frenum, which are muscular attachment strips in the mouth. These segments of tissue connect the lips to the upper and lower gums (referred to as the superior or inferior labial frenulum, respectively),...
12Sep
How Do I Know If I Have Obstructive Sleep Apnea?
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a potentially serious breathing disorder that occurs during sleep, often making it difficult for individuals to gauge whether they are affected by the condition. As the most common form of sleep apnea, OSA is characterized by repeated pauses in...
23Jun
The Migraine and Sleep Disorder Connection
Migraine headaches and sleep disorders are common in the general population and often coexist in the same patient. Stress is recognized as one of the principal factors for headache and sleep disorders. Moreover, both disorders have been proven to be associated with depression and anxiety. Patients...
23Jun
Eliminate Child Sleep Problems To Enhance Behavior
Many children and teens have some kind of sleep disorder, whether it be sleep apnea, bed-wetting, periodic limb movement, narcolepsy, snoring or insomnia. Having one of these disorders can seriously affect your child’s daily routine, school performance and more. Typically, excessive daytime sleepiness, learning or behavior...
23Jun