Toothpillow on The Spillover with Alex Clark
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We have somehow accepted that every kid needs braces. Like, it's just part of childhood. Oh yeah, little Tommy seven, time for soccer, multiplication tables, and 20 grand worth of orthodontics. Nobody ever stops and asks, why are all of these kids' jaws too small in the first place? You know, we act like mouth breathing and snoring and bedwetting, grinding teeth, ADHD symptoms, chronic congestion and crowded teeth are just quirky little personality traits or something that they grow out of. They're common, okay? Okay. Yes, but that does not mean it's normal. One of the coolest companies that I found is Toothpillow because they're focused on helping kids while they're actually growing between ages 3 and 12 when jaw development can still be guided. The program is designed to support natural jaw growth, proper tongue posture, and healthy nasal breathing instead of waiting until everything's already developed and then you try to fix it later. As somebody who has spent years talking about why we need to ask better questions about kids' health, this just made so much sense to me. And also finding out that so many of my best friends who are moms have used this and swear by it was just the icing on the cake. If your child mouth breathes, snores, grinds their teeth, wets the bed, has crowded teeth, or constantly sounds congested, has hearing issues that's another big one don't just assume they'll grow out of it or maybe that it's some crazy genetic thing right it could literally be mouth breathing go get them evaluated start with a free virtual assessment a tooth pillow airway dentist will review how your child is developing and help you understand what comes next visit toothpillow.com and get your child assessed free using code alexclark that's toothpillow.com and get your child assessed free using code alexclark
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