Children’s orthodontics with an airway approach.
Kids don’t complain about bad sleep — they wear it. Restless days, short fuses, trouble focusing. If that sounds like your child, their nights are worth a look.
Ages 5 and up
CHECK YOUR CHILD’S SLEEP
Does this sound like your child?
Poor sleep hides in plain sight. A few things worth noticing:
- Snoring or mouth-breathing at night
- Restless sleep, night wakings, grinding
- Hard mornings, cranky evenings
- Trouble focusing or sitting still
- Bedwetting past the usual age
- Crowded teeth or a narrow palate
Better sleep, open airways, straighter teeth.
One simple approach to all three.
Improve sleep.
Steadier breathing means deeper sleep — and deeper sleep shows up in the daytime: calmer, brighter, more focused.
Open airways.
A child’s airway is still forming. We help it develop the room it needs, so breathing gets easier day and night.
Straighten teeth.
Crowded teeth usually mean the jaw needs more space. Guiding growth now can mean less correction later.
Why early matters.
A child’s jaw and airway are still growing — which makes childhood the best window to help. Small guidance now shapes how the airway, the face, and the smile develop for life.
What a visit looks like.
A look and a listen. We gently check your child’s airway, jaw, and teeth. No scary equipment.
How they sleep. We find out what’s really happening at night.
A small custom appliance. Made for their mouth. Younger kids wear it only at night; older kids may add daytime aligners.
We watch them grow. Regular check-ins as the airway and smile develop.
Dr. Magness has been treating children’s airways for over two decades.
Give them better nights.
Better sleep now. A healthier airway and smile for life.
CALL 801.960.9667Mon–Fri, 9–4 — booking is one phone call.