THE NEED FOR MULTIDISCIPLINARITY IN THE TREATMENT OF MOUTH BREATHERS
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Diagnosis, Multidisciplinary team, Mouth breather, TreatmentAbstract
Mouth breathing (MB) is a pathological disorder characterized by diverse degrees in the upper airway blockage, affecting orofacial development, speech, nutrition and body posture. The objective of this article was to review the literature regarding the importance of multidisciplinary intervention in the treatment of mouth breathing. The methodology used was descriptive literature review, through searching papers already published (2010-2022) and available in the PubMed, Scielo and EMBASE databases. The findings of the study suggest that mouth breathing results in many damages kinds: facial bone deformations, cardiorespiratory, immunological, behavioral, cognitive and socialization problems. As a result the need for monitoring these patients through a multidisciplinary approach is emphasized, in order to prevent adverse effects and improve the overall development of individuals, consequently optimizing the quality of life.
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