Color:Blue The hazards of mouth breathing can be summarized as the following four points: 1. Causes the child to lose focus. Insufficient blood oxygen saturation in children with mouth breathing will gradually form long-term chronic hypoxia affecting the development of the central nervous system, leading to distraction of attention, memory loss and even mental retardation. 2. Affect the growth and development of children. Children with suffocation during sleep, sleep disruption, etc., leading to a reduction in sleep state during deep sleep, growth hormone secretion is difficult to reach normal levels and affect the growth and development of children. 3. Cause respiratory infections. The nasal cavity is the first line of defense of the respiratory tract. It has the function of warming, humidifying and filtering the air. If you use the mouth for a long time to breathe, the defensive effect of the nasal cavity will not be exerted, and the air will not be filtered and directly inhaled into the lungs, which may easily cause respiratory infection. 4. Children with mouth breathing habits can be manifested as: redness and swelling of the gums, dry mouth, daytime sleepiness, dark circles, irritability, hearing loss, plaque accumulation, tonsil or adenoid hypertrophy, causing changes in the strength of the perioral muscle, and affecting Teeth and jaw growth.
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