OMD

Tongue tie happens when tissue under the tongue is too tight, restricting movement.

A habitual pattern of breathing through the mouth instead of the nose.

The tongue pushes forward or sideways when swallowing, speaking, or even at rest.

Tongue rests low in the mouth instead of up against the palate when at rest.

Speech issues can stem from incorrect muscle function or tongue position.

Due to obstruction in the airway, often linked to oral and facial structure.