Wireless Alignment.
Smile ‘your’ way.
Clearer than Traditional Braces:
A difference you can’t see
Airway Orthodontics:
Breathe Better, Look Better, Feel Better
(Left) Healthy Arch – Open Airway
(Mid) Constricted Arch – Restricted Airway
(Right) Constricted Arch with Severe Vaulting – Tongue Crowding and Scalloping; Severely Restricted Airway
Steady breathing can help us all calm down. However, with a collapsed archway, even taking a breather can have its difficulties.
Daytime Obstructed Airway (DSA) may cause cases of fatigue, difficulty concentrating, mood disorders, acid reflux, headaches, and high blood pressure.
Using QuickAligners allows three steps to occur to open your airway and help you breathe better!
1. Changing The Morphology Of The Arch Form And Width
Proper arch shape allows for more oral cavity volume, allowing your mouth to be more comfortable.
2. Increases Oral Cavity Volume
More oral cavity volume promotes nasal breathing; this increases salivary production by keeping the mouth moist, allowing for saliva to perform its protective functions. Additionally, the tongue is now allowed to rest in a more relaxed, natural, neutral position.
3. Proper Tongue Placement
With the tongue forward and relaxed, the rear airway clears up, allowing for easy, relaxed breathing. Take a deep breath, and know that with QuickAligners, you’ll always have a breath of fresh air.
Do I have a restricted airway?
Use the rule of tongue!
When our arch is crowded, our tongue can press up against the teeth, leaving impressions on the tongue and crowding the rear airway.
Take a look in the mirror or check with a clean finger:
Does your tongue have ridges like the edge of a quarter? If so, you may be a candidate for QuickAligners!
QuickAligners for Kids, too!
15% of children have sleep disordered breathing, but 90% of those children go undiagnosed
Children who have poor oral posture and jaws that grow down and back in the face often breathe primarily through their mouths. This can cause sleep disturbances. It’s an invisible problem that often presents itself in frustrating ways:
✰Difficulty Concentrating
✰Fatigue
✰Under achieving in school
✰Poor performance in sports
✰Short attention spans
✰Behavioral problems
✰Bed wetting
✰Digestive issues
Chronic Mouth Breathing causes unfiltered and non-humidified air to hit the tonsils causing swelling and adenoids. QuickAligners for kids helps guide your child’s oral development for healthy breathing habits and a great night’s rest.
