The event, hosted at 8890 Meadow Hill Drive from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., focuses on the link between oral structure and a child's overall well-being. Dr. Korous plans to break down complex developmental indicators, ranging from mouth breathing and chronic congestion to signs of bruxism and narrow dental arches. She will also address how these physical factors potentially mirror behavioral challenges often misidentified as ADHD or learning difficulties.

By highlighting the importance of nasal breathing, the presentation aims to empower parents to recognize when their child requires intervention from specialists, including pediatricians, ENTs, or myofunctional therapists. Dr. Korous emphasizes that long-term health outcomes improve when families view care as a multidisciplinary collaboration. Millennium Smiles, a dental practice specializing in airway-focused treatment, aims to provide practical tools to help children sleep and grow more effectively.