Mouth breathing: From a dental standpoint, your gums are more likely to get red and inflamed and you are more prone to cavities and gum problems. Determine the cause and find out if anything can be done. Brush and floss and avoid foods that promote tooth decay. Hydrate.
Answered 4/5/2015
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Mouth breathing: Chronic mouth breathing can not only affect your quality of life, but also your life causing major health problems. Mouth breathing is caused by a number of factors, including chronic allergies, sinus trouble, or enlarged tonsils and bad habit. It is a common condition, but often overlooked and ignored.
Answered 3/3/2016
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Yes: Yes, numerous medical and dental problems. Best person to address mouthbreathing problems is ENT doc
Answered 4/5/2015
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