V. Sorvin

Breathing

“hard to breathe through my nose”

A blocked nose without a cold, breathing through one nostril, snoring, shortness of breath at night.

A deviated nasal septum, or, in the case of snoring/apnea, the position of the jaws narrowing the airway (surgical treatment of obstructive sleep apnea).

The septum and nasal valves (septoplasty) or the skeletal cause of apnea: both are assessed.

Breathing — example 1 — beforeBreathing — example 1 — after
Breathing · Class III skeletal malocclusion, difficulty breathing
Breathing — example 2 — beforeBreathing — example 2 — after
Breathing · nasal breathing restored after an injury