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Alarming Medical Studies


Narrowed Jaws Impact Breathing and Facial Growth.

United States – Opperman, 2015.

Approximately 80% of orthodontic patients need arch expansion due to a narrow maxilla.

United States – Greenacre, 2020.

About 60% of children need palatal expansion due to a narrowed maxilla, linked to breathing issues.

Egypt – El-Beialy et al., 2021.

Up to 80% of children may have a narrowed palate, impacting maxillary arch form and airway health.

Recent Clinical Studies Link Sleep Apnea to Neurological Deficits in Children.

America – Kheirandish-Gozal et al., 2017

Children with sleep apnea show reduced gray matter, impacting cognitive development.

Europe – Garde et al., 2022

Sleep apnea in children is linked to reduced brain tissue volume and poorer neurocognitive performance.

China – Zhang et al., 2024

Up to 19.8% of neurobehavioral deficits in children may be linked to sleep-disordered breathing.

Poland – Chmielik et al., 2025

Sleep apnea in children is associated with neurocognitive issues, urging rapid treatment.