ASDC DENTAL JOURNAL
Notice a recurring pattern, without self-diagnosing.
In her October 2025 video, Dr. Farah encourages families to notice frequent mouth breathing, particularly during sleep. A video cannot establish the cause; persistent concerns deserve an assessment.
The practical takeaway
Snoring or repeatedly sleeping with an open mouth can have different causes. Tell a healthcare professional about the pattern, nasal symptoms, pauses in breathing or unusual daytime tiredness. They can advise whether medical, ENT or dental assessment is appropriate.
Note when it happens and what you observe rather than trying to diagnose from social content. Discuss children’s recurring symptoms with their clinician.
Bring the question to your visit
Save the topic that matters to you and discuss it with the dentist. An article can help prepare your questions; personal advice needs your history and a clinical examination.
About this information
Prepared for the ASDC website using the clinic’s published information and the patient resources below. This is general education, not a personal diagnosis or treatment recommendation.
Based on a dental tip published by Dr. Farah Choueib on 14 October 2025. Watch the original Arabic video ↗
Website edition: 4 October 2026. Individual care follows an examination.