An open mouth posture occurs when the mouth remains partially or fully open at rest. This can affect breathing, oral health, and facial development, and is often linked to mouth breathing, poor oral posture, or airway restrictions. Over time, it may contribute to dental issues, snoring, sleep disturbances, and even impact confidence and facial appearance.
At ASAL, we take a holistic approach to assess oral posture, breathing patterns, and jaw development. By addressing the underlying causes, we aim to support nasal breathing, healthy oral function, and overall well-being.
✨If you or your child habitually keep the mouth open, don’t wait — early assessment can help improve breathing, oral health, and facial development. Book a consultation today.
