Sentence examples for oral breathing from inspiring English sources
Oral breathing showed less severe and less frequent laryngeal hypersensitive reactions.
We studied adaptation of diaphragm and orofacial muscles as well as hormonal responses to forced oral breathing (lasting for only 4 days) following reversible bilateral nasal obstruction performed on day 8 post-natal male rats.
First, because the evaluation of hypersensitivity may be affected by the perception of odor, the study investigated laryngeal hypersensitivity during nasal and oral breathing separately to disentangle possible cognitive reactions to odors.
The condition of exclusive oral breathing is rare; alternation between OB and NB is much more common.
In the n1 group, decreased lower anterior facial height (DLAFH) and brachycephalic facial pattern (BP) seemed to be associated with NB and a protective factor against oral breathing.
This study aimed to investigate the dental and skeletal variables associated with disturbances of craniofacial development in oral-breathing (OB) individuals and the probability that these variables are related to this condition.
A dental examination was performed with each subject, and a brief case history was compiled, in which their oral habits (breathing type, swallowing pattern, lip seal) were recorded, together with their training frequency and duration.
The terms used in the search were "rapid palatal or maxillary expansion" in combination with "general health," "oral health," "breathing," "OSAS," "facial musculature," "muscle activity," and "chewing" (Table 1).
Here, we made the histological analysis of palatophryngeal muscle in 34 oral-breathing children of both genders, aged 5 12 years old, with hypertrophic tonsils and adenoids.
As the State conceded at oral argument, merely breathing normally is not sufficient.
