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The Breathe Institute TBI is the global pioneer in airway support sleep and breathing related healthcare and education. We

Our vision is to offer whole health, for the whole family by integrating dental and medical healthcare under one roof. Our multidisciplinary center for precision diagnosis and comprehensive treatment of nasal obstruction, snoring, obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), and breathing disorders is at the forefront of airway management.

OSA vs. UARS: Understanding the Difference Matters!Not all sleep-disordered breathing looks the same. Understanding the ...
10/08/2026

OSA vs. UARS: Understanding the Difference Matters!

Not all sleep-disordered breathing looks the same. Understanding the differences between Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) and Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome (UARS) is essential for proper evaluation and care.

A sleep study is an important step, but who interprets your results matters just as much! Recognizing subtle breathing disturbances and understanding the full clinical picture can make a meaningful difference in identifying sleep-related breathing disorders.

Learn more at www.thebreatheinstitute.com

For Healthcare Providers: Discover how our HUB can support your practice and help provide valuable insights into your patients’ sleep and airway health.

At The Breathe Institute, we believe in looking beyond symptoms and focusing on function. A functional approach means id...
10/07/2026

At The Breathe Institute, we believe in looking beyond symptoms and focusing on function.

A functional approach means identifying concerns early, supporting healthy lifestyle changes, and taking preventive measures that promote better breathing, sleep, and overall well-being.

Because better function can create a foundation for better health.

Breathe better through your nose. 👃For patients with enlarged or chronically swollen turbinates contributing to nasal ob...
10/05/2026

Breathe better through your nose. 👃

For patients with enlarged or chronically swollen turbinates contributing to nasal obstruction, turbinate reduction may be an appropriate treatment option.

This minimally invasive procedure reduces excess turbinate tissue while preserving the turbinates’ important role in warming, humidifying, and filtering the air you breathe. When clinically indicated, turbinate reduction may help improve nasal airflow and reduce symptoms of chronic nasal congestion or obstruction.

Think you may be a candidate? A consultation can help determine whether turbinate reduction is appropriate for your individual needs.

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Before & After: Functional FrenuloplastyEvery tongue-tie journey is unique, and treatment is about more than simply rele...
10/01/2026

Before & After: Functional Frenuloplasty

Every tongue-tie journey is unique, and treatment is about more than simply releasing restricted tissue.

This patient completed myofunctional therapy as part of their functional frenuloplasty process with Dr. Soroush Zaghi. Therapy before and after the procedure focuses on preparing the oral musculature, establishing functional movement patterns, and supporting rehabilitation throughout the healing process.

The goal is not simply increased tongue mobility—it is helping the patient learn how to use that mobility with improved coordination, strength, control, and function.

A collaborative approach between the release provider and myofunctional therapist allows treatment to be individualized based on each patient’s anatomy, function, and specific needs.

Individual treatment plans, healing, and outcomes vary. Images shared with appropriate consent.

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Medicine isn’t simply structural or functional—it’s about understanding the whole patient and how multiple systems inter...
09/30/2026

Medicine isn’t simply structural or functional—it’s about understanding the whole patient and how multiple systems interact.

Effective clinical assessment looks beyond what is physically present. It considers structure, function, and behavioral/physiologic adaptation together—because each can influence how a patient breathes, moves, functions, and responds over time.

When we evaluate across all three domains, we gain a more complete picture and can better understand the factors contributing to each patient’s presentation.

Learn more about our approach at www.TheBreatheInstitute.com

Happy Birthday, Dr. Nora! Dr. Nora Zaghi We’re so grateful for all you do for the babies, children, and families of Brea...
09/28/2026

Happy Birthday, Dr. Nora! Dr. Nora Zaghi

We’re so grateful for all you do for the babies, children, and families of Breathe Kids Dental and for the dedication you bring to their care every day.

Wishing you a wonderful birthday and a fabulous year ahead filled with so much to celebrate!

A frenum may look “normal,” but appearance alone doesn’t tell the whole story. Tongue function is about more than mobili...
09/25/2026

A frenum may look “normal,” but appearance alone doesn’t tell the whole story.

Tongue function is about more than mobility. Strength, endurance, coordination, resting posture, compensations, and functional tasks can all provide important pieces of the picture.

That’s why a comprehensive functional assessment matters—looking beyond anatomy to understand how the tongue is actually functioning for each individual.

Learn more at www.thebreatheinstitute.com

Early intervention can make a meaningful difference. Recognizing potential red flags early can help families know when i...
09/23/2026

Early intervention can make a meaningful difference. Recognizing potential red flags early can help families know when it may be time to seek further evaluation.

The FAirEST 6 Pediatric Airway Screener is a simple, easy-to-use resource that can help parents, caregivers, family members, and providers identify potential signs of sleep-disordered breathing.

✨ Healthy habits today can help support brighter futures.

Learn more and access educational resources at:
www.thebreatheinstitute.com

Disclaimer: Screening tools are for educational purposes and are not a substitute for a comprehensive evaluation, diagnosis, or individualized medical advice from a qualified healthcare provider.

Mouth breathing is a symptom—not a diagnosis.The same outward pattern can have very different underlying drivers, includ...
09/23/2026

Mouth breathing is a symptom—not a diagnosis.

The same outward pattern can have very different underlying drivers, including nasal inflammation, structural obstruction, enlarged tonsils or adenoids, sleep-disordered breathing, and functional or behavioral patterns. Often, more than one factor is involved.

That’s why treatment shouldn’t begin with the symptom alone.

At The Breathe Institute, we look at the whole patient—structure, function, and physiology—to better understand what may be driving the pattern and help determine an individualized pathway of care.
Mouth breathing tells us where to look, not what to treat.

Small habits can make a meaningful difference. Lips together, tongue resting up, and nasal breathing can help support he...
09/21/2026

Small habits can make a meaningful difference. Lips together, tongue resting up, and nasal breathing can help support healthy oral rest posture, facial development, sleep, and overall well-being.

Learn more at TheBreatheInstitute.com⁠￟

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90024

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