Tinashe Johnson was struggling at home. Her oldest daughter needed constant attention. She was hyperactive, wasn’t sleeping at night, was grinding her teeth excessively, and wetting the bed. At school her teachers were concerned about her behavior at just four years old. Every provider told her to “wait and see”, and waiting just wasn’t an
read moreMany parents are surprised to learn that common childhood behaviors such as snoring, mouth breathing, or even teeth grinding can be signs of disordered breathing during sleep. Disordered breathing can impact every aspect of a child’s life and it is best to address it as soon as possible to ensure a child’s success and wellness.
read more“Children know when something isn’t quite right, they want to make those changes and they’re excited when their treatment is effective”, Dr. Sara Stock. When Maggie’s son first came to Smile Brookline, he was a sweet 8 year old boy who was not thriving in the ways he could have been. He had a noticeable
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