Course overview
Explore the scientific foundations of breathing and its role in supporting patient well-being.
Breathing is an essential function that profoundly influences both oral and systemic health. n this lecture, we explored how breathing patterns—specifically nasal versus mouth breathing—can affect oral health, jaw development, and overall well-being. Dentists and dental hygienists, who see patients more frequently than other healthcare professionals, are in a unique position to identify early signs of breathing-related issues.
1 credit
Registration
Online
English
Recommended for Professionals
Sponsored by Curaden
Learning Objectives
Understand how nasal vs. mouth breathing can influence sleep apnea, gum disease, malocclusion, and other health outcomes.
Learn how dental professionals can recognize signs of dysfunctional breathing and intervene before complications arise.
Gain strategies to communicate to patients why optimal breathing matters for both oral and general well-being.
Explore practical approaches (myofunctional therapy, habit training, referrals) to support healthier breathing and reduce downstream risks.
Facts & details informations
Webinar
1h
1 CE credit available
CE certificate
Speakers
Barbara Olejárová
Dr
Barbara Olejárová, MUDr, is a certified Buteyko Breathing Instructor from the Buteyko Clinic, specialising in normalising breathing to improve oral and general health. She is also an expert in the Implementation of myofunctional therapy, sleep disordered breathing and myofunctional orthodontics.
