Cuestionario sobre trastornos respiratorios del sueño en niños
Tras enviar el cuestionario, un miembro de nuestro equipo se pondrá en contacto con usted por correo electrónico con sus resultados para analizar más a fondo los síntomas de su hijo.
Common Signs of Sleep-Disordered Breathing in Children
Healthy sleep should be quiet and effortless. These signs are worth paying attention to:
- Snoring or noisy breathing during sleep
- Mouth breathing — day or night — or an open-mouth resting posture
- Restless sleep, frequent waking, or unusual sleep positions
- Teeth grinding at night
- Bedwetting beyond the typical age
- Dark circles under the eyes or trouble waking in the morningDaytime tiredness, irritability, or difficulty focusing (can look like ADHD)
- Crowded teeth or a narrow jaw at a young age
Noticing several of these is a good reason to have your child evaluated.
- Snoring or noisy breathing during sleep
- Mouth breathing — day or night — or an open-mouth resting posture
- Restless sleep, frequent waking, or unusual sleep positions
- Teeth grinding at night
- Bedwetting beyond the typical age
- Dark circles under the eyes or trouble waking in the morningDaytime tiredness, irritability, or difficulty focusing (can look like ADHD)
- Crowded teeth or a narrow jaw at a young age
Noticing several of these is a good reason to have your child evaluated.
What Happens After You Submit
Once you complete the check, a member of our team reviews your answers and emails you a summary of what your child's symptoms may suggest. If an evaluation would help, we'll invite you to book a consultation — no pressure, no obligation.
At Tooth + Tongue in Walnut Creek, we take a functional, airway-focused approach. Using 3D imaging (CBCT), we assess the jaw, palate, and airway, and can guide healthy growth with palatal expansion and the Vivos program — or address a tongue tie when it's restricting breathing. And because our practice is led by a dentist-anesthesiologist, care stays safe and comfortable for every child.
At Tooth + Tongue in Walnut Creek, we take a functional, airway-focused approach. Using 3D imaging (CBCT), we assess the jaw, palate, and airway, and can guide healthy growth with palatal expansion and the Vivos program — or address a tongue tie when it's restricting breathing. And because our practice is led by a dentist-anesthesiologist, care stays safe and comfortable for every child.
Frequently Asked Questions
My child snores sometimes — is that normal?
Occasional snoring during a cold can be normal. Regular snoring is not, and it's worth having evaluated.
Is this quiz a diagnosis?
No. It's a symptom check to help you understand whether an evaluation may be worthwhile. A full assessment — and sometimes a sleep study — is needed to confirm.
What can a dentist do about sleep or breathing?
A functional dentist can assess how the jaw, palate, and tongue affect the airway, and guide healthy development to support nasal breathing and better sleep.
Concerned about your child's sleep or breathing? Learn why pediatric airway dentistry matters, explore our Vivos airway growth program, or read why children snore.
Call or text (925) 949-8427 to book an evaluation.
1800 San Miguel Dr, Walnut Creek, CA 94596
Occasional snoring during a cold can be normal. Regular snoring is not, and it's worth having evaluated.
Is this quiz a diagnosis?
No. It's a symptom check to help you understand whether an evaluation may be worthwhile. A full assessment — and sometimes a sleep study — is needed to confirm.
What can a dentist do about sleep or breathing?
A functional dentist can assess how the jaw, palate, and tongue affect the airway, and guide healthy development to support nasal breathing and better sleep.
Concerned about your child's sleep or breathing? Learn why pediatric airway dentistry matters, explore our Vivos airway growth program, or read why children snore.
Call or text (925) 949-8427 to book an evaluation.
1800 San Miguel Dr, Walnut Creek, CA 94596
