Mouth breathing

The mechanics of how you breathe

Oral breathing vs nasal breathing

Osteopathy can help support your body to retrain into breathing through your nose.

Mouth breathing has been shown to have effects far beyond your mouth - the mechanics and chemistry of mouth breathing lead to changes in facial bones, sinuses, nervous system activation, posture, mood, brain function, heart health, and more.

The best time to treat mouth breathing is in childhood, but all is not lost for adults who are struggling with mouth breathing. There are exercises, stretches, breathwork, and recommendations that can help train anyone to nasal breathe, from childhood to older age.

Book in to see Dr Anna in person, or for an online consult.

Dr Anna works with myofunctional therapists, dentists, exercise physiologists and more to ensure that you have a holistic approach that really works for you as an individual.