Is Your Child’s Airway Affecting Their Sleep, Focus, or Growth?
You’re Invited.
If you’re a parent who has ever wondered:
“Why is my child always tired?”
“Why do they snore?”
“Why are they mouth breathing?”
“Why is focus such a struggle?”
This event was created for you.
Virtual Event
📅 March 27
⏰ 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM
Complete the form below to receive a link to the live event. Log on to learn from our incredible panel of specialists.
In-office Consultations Available
📅 April 8
Multiple specialists will be available to consult with your child on April 8th. Grab an appointment!
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A Different Kind of Conversation About Kids’ Health
We’re hosting a free community education event focused on something most families have never been told to look at:
Your child’s airway.
Because breathing well during sleep affects more than just rest. It influences focus, behavior, facial growth, and long-term health.
And too often, it gets overlooked.
Community Airway Education Event
Join us for an honest, informative discussion led by specialists who work with children every day. This is an incredible panel, who each have a unique perspective on airway health.
You’ll learn how:
• Orthodontics
• Pediatric dentistry
• Sleep medicine
• Oral and facial development
are all connected.
No pressure. No scare tactics. Just education and clarity.
Dr. Martin Avey
– Orthodontist
International Invisalign speaker with extensive airway-focused orthodontic experience.
Dr. Sonam Shah
– Pediatric Dentist
Treats children daily who struggle with airway-related symptoms.
Dr. Scott Menaker
– Sleep Disorders Diplomate
Retired dentist and Diplomate of the Sleep Disorders Board, specializing in airway and sleep health.
Meet the providers. Ask your questions. Optional evaluation available.
Free and open to the public. Seating is limited so we can keep the discussion personal.
Why This Matters
When airway issues go unrecognized, they can affect:
- Sleep quality
- Attention and learning
- Behavior
- Jaw and facial development
- Overall health
The earlier parents understand what to look for, the more options they have to support healthy growth.
If your child snores, mouth breathes, struggles with sleep, or has been labeled with attention concerns — this is a conversation worth having.
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