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The first line of treatment for pediatric sleep apnea is the removal of tonsils and adenoids. But what happens when your dentist and your ENT fail to find an issue with a child’s tonsils and adenoids? Learn about the next steps you need to take in this brand new episode. Episode Highlights: - Importance of a tonsil and adenoids evaluation - Physical signs and symptoms to look out for - The role of my functional therapists and dentists - Addressing a high, narrow palate - Controlling allergies and asthma Quotes: "A tethered tongue cannot rest on the roof of the mouth" "When we sleep, our muscles relax and so does our tongue" "A high, narrow palate changes the shape of the sinus cavity" "Poorly controlled allergies and asthma makes it difficult for a child to get enough oxygen" Learn more about Meghna Dassani www.meghnadassani.com www.dassanidentistry.com