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    • Pediatric Sleep Medicine
    • Craniofacial Development
    • Orthodontics

    Context:

    • Sleep-disordered breathing in children encompasses snoring to Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome (OSAS).
    • OSAS is increasingly linked to metabolic, neuro-cognitive, and cardiovascular morbidities, highlighting the need for early diagnosis.
    • While adenotonsillectomy is a primary treatment, other etiological factors are now recognized.

    Purpose:

    • To review the pathophysiology, diagnosis, clinical implications, and treatment options for pediatric OSAS.
    • To explore the association between craniofacial development and pediatric OSAS.
    • To discuss the impact of OSAS on oral health and the role of dental professionals.

    Summary:

    • Pediatric OSAS pathophysiology involves craniofacial structures, with the face and jaws playing a key role.
    • The condition affects oral health, necessitating dental professional involvement in identification and treatment.
    • Adult OSAS differs significantly from pediatric OSAS in its presentation and management.

    Impact:

    • Recognizes the orthodontist's role in diagnosing and treating pediatric OSAS.
    • Emphasizes the dentist's critical role in managing OSAS-related oral health issues in children.
    • Promotes a comprehensive understanding of OSAS beyond respiratory symptoms.