Does your child show signs of ADHD… but something feels off?

In this episode of the Still Struggling series, Dr. Meggie Graham (dentist, mom, and airway health advocate) talks about what happens when kids are misdiagnosed with ADHD, when in fact, the real issue is hidden in how they breathe and sleep.

She breaks down the science of sleep architecture, explains how disrupted breathing affects brain development, and shares powerful research and real case studies. If your child snores, grinds their teeth, sleeps with their mouth open, or wakes up tired—it’s time to consider the airway.

Dr. Graham empowers parents and providers to dig deeper and see beyond the behaviors.

Listen in to learn:

• What signs point to airway dysfunction (even if your child "sleeps fine")
• Why sleep fragmentation mimics ADHD symptoms
• How structure, breathing, and regulation are all connected
• What to do if you suspect an airway issue

This episode will change how you view childhood behavior because sometimes “bad behavior” is just a tired brain asking for air.

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Bedwetting isn’t just frustrating it’s a red flag. And what if the root cause isn’t the bladder… but the airway?

Welcome to untethered Airway Podcast and our new series “Still Struggling” where we uncover the hidden links between sleep, behavior, and airway health that most providers miss.

In this episode, Dr. Meggie Graham explores the true root causes of nocturnal enuresis (bedwetting) and reveals the science-backed connection between poor sleep, disrupted breathing, and nighttime accidents.

🧠 Parents are often told to “wait and watch”—but that delay can lead to declining function, shame, and misdiagnosed conditions like ADHD or sensory issues. If your child snores, grinds their teeth, wakes frequently, or breathes through their mouth—this is an episode you can’t afford to skip.

• Why bedwetting is often a brain and breathing issue—not a bladder problem
• How poor airway health affects antidiuretic hormone and sleep cycles
• What science says about mouth breathing, snoring, and fragmented sleep
• The critical red flags to observe during your child’s sleep
• How to advocate for your child when you're being dismissed

🎧 Tune in, take notes, and tag a parent or provider who needs to hear this.

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You’re fired up about airway-focused dentistry—but how do you actually bring it into your practice without overwhelming your patients, your team… or yourself?

In this solo episode of The Untethered Airway Podcast, Dr. Meggie Graham gets real about what it actually looks like to integrate airway into your clinical model. She shares her early mistakes, burnout moments, and the lessons that transformed her approach.

This episode is part heart-to-heart, part masterclass—and 100% honest.

In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

• The biggest mistake new airway dentists make—and how to avoid it
• Why connection is your first treatment plan
• How to balance traditional dentistry with your passion for airway
• How to spark curiosity (not confusion) in your patients
• Why slowing down is the key to true, sustainable implementation

Whether you’re fresh off your first airway course or struggling to get team buy-in, this is your permission slip to pause, reassess, and build with intention.

🎧 Listen now and learn how to implement airway dentistry with clarity, connection, and confidence.

Learn more about Untethered Airway Health Center:

Website – untetheredairwayhealthcenter.com | Facebook & Instagram – @untetheredairway

In this episode of Untethered Airway Health, Dr. Liz Turner dives deep into why airway dysfunction is often the root cause of chronic health issues. From sleep apnea and snoring to ADHD, breathing problems are more than just an inconvenience—they disrupt overall well-being.

Discover how mouth breathing and poor sleep patterns can have long-lasting effects on both children and adults. Dr. Liz Turner explains why nasal breathing is crucial for proper brain development, growth, and overall health, and why so many people struggle with it without even realizing.

The episode also explores actionable solutions like tongue-tie release, orthodontics, and myofunctional therapy. Early intervention in airway health can make a profound difference in a child’s growth and a patient’s long-term health.

This is the episode you’ve been waiting for if you want to understand why airway health is the missing link in modern medicine. Tune in and learn why breathing better can lead to living better.

Learn more about Untethered Airway Health Center:

Website – untetheredairwayhealthcenter.com | Facebook & Instagram – @untetheredairway

Sleepless nights, a struggling baby, and a determined mom – in this touching episode, we explore how airway-focused dentistry transformed one family’s life. Dr. Meggie Graham chats with a mother who recounts how her infant’s tongue-tie and breathing issues made every night miserable. Dr. Graham explains the medical insight behind those feeding and sleep struggles, and how a quick in-office tongue-tie release and airway therapy led to a remarkable turnaround.

This episode is equal parts educational and emotional: you’ll learn why things like tongue position, jaw development, and nasal breathing are crucial from infancy onward. Most importantly, you’ll hear the hope and relief in a mom’s voice now that her child is finally sleeping soundly and thriving.

Whether you’re a parent, a healthcare professional, or just curious about airway dentistry, this story highlights the life-changing impact of addressing the root causes of breathing and sleep problems.

Learn more about Untethered Airway Health Center:

Website – untetheredairwayhealthcenter.com | Facebook & Instagram – @untetheredairway

In this episode of Untethered Airway Health, Dr. Liz Turner and Dr. Meggie Graham explore how airway-focused dentistry is transforming lives at every age. They explain the often hidden links between oral development and issues like poor sleep, ADHD symptoms, and chronic fatigue. You’ll hear heartfelt stories – from infants who struggled to feed, to adults chained to CPAP machines – and learn how addressing the root causes (like narrow jaws or tongue-ties) can lead to dramatic improvements.

The doctors share their personal journeys and passion for a holistic, collaborative approach to healthcare. They discuss why children don’t “grow out” of airway problems, the power of early intervention, and how their team helps patients breathe, sleep, and thrive without invasive surgeries or endless treatments. This conversation is equal parts educational and uplifting, delivered in an accessible way for parents and anyone curious about better health through better breathing.

Learn more about Untethered Airway Health Center:

Website – untetheredairwayhealthcenter.com | Facebook & Instagram – @untetheredairway