When the adenoid is large, it can create a blockage at the point where the nose opens back. In this case, the child may have nasal congestion, sleep with his mouth open, snoring, and even if there are enlarged tonsils, breathing stops during sleep called apnea may occur.
If this is not noticed and intervened in time, the development of the child's face, jaw and palate may be adversely affected. A child is a developing, growing organism. Nasal breathing is very important for this organism.
In a child who constantly breathes through his mouth and snores, the expression of a child with a flattened nasal root, a domed palate, and protruding front teeth may appear.
