Mouth breathing in infants and toddlers also lead to abnormal facial and dental development such as long structure, narrow, crooked teeth, or gummy smiles.

Mouth breathing is also caused by enlarged tonsils, allergic rhinitis, nasal polyps, enlarged adenoids and a deviated nasal septum. In some common cases, you can deal with mouth breathing by cleaning the nasal obstruction. However, some people may not stop mouth breathing even after clearing their nasal passages. This is because they are accustomed to it. In this case, therapeutic exercise can help.

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