Mouth breathing, Sleep apnea, Snoring in children and adults
in Madrid.

At Breathe Airway Dentistry we understand that breathing poorly is never an isolated problem. We treat children, adolescents and adults with mouth breathing, sleep apnea, bruxism, snoring and facial growth disorders, analysing how each of these factors affects sleep quality, concentration, posture and overall quality of life.

What changes when you breathe well goes far beyond sleep.

Treatments for mouth breathing, sleep apnea, bruxism, snoring and guided facial growth.

Our paediatric orthodontics goes beyond straightening teeth — it’s about laying the groundwork for a lifetime of healthy breathing and restorative sleep.

  • Strengthens your child’s immune system and supports healthy development.
  • Reduces the likelihood of sleep apnea and snoring.
  • Minimises daytime drowsiness and fatigue.

Chronic mouth breathing

the hidden enemy

of your child's development

Nothing describes what we do better than the words of those who have lived it.
Parents who came to us with doubts, difficult diagnoses and surgery already on the table.
This is what they have to tell us.

When Lucas's mother came to Breathe Clinics, her son was 4 years old, breathing through his mouth and had lost 50% of his hearing. Surgery had already been recommended.

In this testimonial, she tells us why she decided to look for an alternative and how that decision not only avoided the operation, but also restored the hearing Lucas was losing.

Verónica is a midwife — she knows the healthcare system from the inside, and yet she had no idea there was another way to treat her children's breathing problems.

In this testimonial, the mother of Dante and Félix gives a detailed account of how she gradually noticed subtle changes in both children’s development, how she tried to address them on her own, and why, after that long journey, finding Breathe Clinics in Madrid changed everything.

Nicolás's father came to Breathe Clinics with a 5-year-old boy who had been recommended for surgery.

In this testimonial, he tells us how he experienced the treatment process and what it means to him that his son achieved the same results without ever setting foot in an operating theatre.

When Marie came to Breathe Clinics, Pía was 10 years old, snoring every night and already carrying her brother's medical history: surgeries on his adenoids, tonsils and frenulum. With significantly enlarged tonsils and a narrow airway, Pía had begun developing anxiety and compulsive eating.

In this testimonial, Marie describes how treatment not only spared the family another surgery, but also resolved the psychological issues that no one had ever connected to the way her daughter was breathing.

When Lucas's father came to Breathe Clinics, his son was 4 years old, breathing through his mouth and had lost half of his hearing.

In this testimonial, he gives his account of the journey: how he experienced the diagnosis process, what the treatment involved, and how correcting the way Lucas breathed ultimately turned out to be the key to restoring his hearing as well.

Rubén came to Breathe Clinics with a history that others had been unwilling to take on: severe tooth decay, irregular dental growth, snoring, and difficulties chewing and swallowing.

His parents tell us that several clinics had turned them away due to the complexity of his case, until at Breathe they found a team willing to design a staged treatment plan that addressed each issue in a structured and progressive way.

One year after his first visit to Breathe Clinics, Nicolás's mother looks back on the journey. Her son arrived at the practice at just 4 years old, and since then has gone through a process that spans from myofunctional therapy to a fixed palatal expander.

In this testimonial, she walks us through each stage of the treatment and explains why, looking back, she feels the results have exceeded her expectations.

Many of the problems we see in the mouth or the bite don’t start there. Their origin lies in how we breathe, how the airway develops and how the face grows.
When these functions don’t evolve as they should, the body compensates — and those compensations end up affecting sleep, posture, behaviour and mental health.

That is why at Breathe we look beyond the teeth.

Signs that may indicate a breathing or airway problem.

  • Breathing through the mouth, day or night.
  • Frequent snoring or restless sleep.
  • Bruxism: grinding or clenching the teeth.
  • Unrefreshing sleep or difficulty falling asleep.
  • Fatigue, irritability or poor concentration.
  • Crowded teeth or lack of space in the dental arch.
  • Altered bite or changes in facial development.
  • Orofacial or neck pain, or jaw tension.
  • Postural imbalances.
  • Anxiety, emotional dysregulation or mood changes.

These symptoms rarely appear in isolation. They tend to be interconnected and share a common functional origin. Identifying them early allows for more informed intervention and avoids treatments that only address the consequences without resolving the cause. In both children and adults, many of these symptoms are taken for granted without anyone looking into why they are there in the first place.

At Breathe we work with children, adolescents and adults in Madrid from a whole-person perspective, integrating orthodontics, dental sleep medicine, myofunctional therapy, physiotherapy, speech therapy and psychology.

We know that breathing poorly is not just a mouth problem. It shows up in sleep, posture, attention, emotional balance and overall quality of life.

What the families who have been through Breathe have to say.

One interdisciplinary team, one shared vision.

Our team works in a coordinated way, integrating different specialities: Orthodontics and craniofacial development.