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Episode 47 - Is Your Child's Snoring Dangerous? What Parents Must Know with Dr. David McIntosh

Épisode 47

mercredi 22 avril 2026 • Durée 01:14:52

Snoring in children is often dismissed as normal but what if it’s actually a warning sign of deeper health issues?

In this episode, Dr. Liz Turner and Dr. Meggie Graham is joined by Paediatric ENT Specialist Dr. David McIntosh to explore the powerful connection between airway health, sleep quality, and child development. They break down why snoring, mouth breathing, and restless sleep should never be ignored and how these issues can impact brain function, behavior, and long-term health.

This conversation also dives into the importance of early intervention, the role of tonsils and adenoids, and why collaboration between dentists and ENTs is critical for better outcomes.

Dr. McIntosh brings extensive expertise in airway obstruction, sinus disease, and paediatric ENT care. He holds a PhD in sinus surgery healing, is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS), and has contributed to global research and education in airway health.

If you’re a parent or provider looking to better understand the hidden impact of sleep and breathing this episode will change how you see it.

Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with someone who needs to hear this.

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About the guest:

Dr. David McIntosh is a Paediatric ENT Specialist focused on airway obstruction, sleep disordered breathing, and the connection between facial development and overall health. He holds a PhD in sinus surgery healing, is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS), and has published and presented internationally on ENT and airway health. He is also passionate about interdisciplinary care and improving Indigenous health outcomes.

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Episode 46 - The Hidden Health Problem You Have Been Ignoring with Dr. Katie Johnson

Épisode 46

mercredi 15 avril 2026 • Durée 29:06

Better breathing can change everything and most people don’t even realize they’ve been struggling until it’s finally restored.

In this episode, Dr. Meggie Graham is joined by Dr. Katie Johnson, who shares both her personal and professional journey with airway health.

From years of overlooked symptoms and compensations to undergoing life-changing jaw surgery at 36, she opens up about what it truly feels like to breathe, sleep, and function the way your body was designed to.

Together, they explore how airway dysfunction can quietly impact everything, from sleep quality, energy levels, and brain fog to growth, development, and long-term health. This conversation also dives into how personal experiences can transform the way providers care for patients, shifting from surface-level fixes to root-cause solutions.

You will also hear why early intervention matters, what signs are often missed in both children and adults, and how small changes over time can lead to powerful health outcomes.

This episode is a powerful reminder that what feels “normal” isn’t always optimal, and that better health may start with something as simple (and as overlooked) as your breath.

A must-listen for dentists, parents, and anyone ready to better understand their health through the lens of airway function.

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Episode 45 - Airway Health in Kids vs. Adults: What You Need to Know with Dr. Stacy Becker

Épisode 45

mercredi 8 avril 2026 • Durée 55:34

What if the symptoms we’re treating aren’t the real problem?

In this episode of No One Told Me – The Untethered Airway Podcast, Dr. Meggie welcomes Dr. Stacy Becker for a deep and honest conversation about airway health, sleep, and the power of early intervention.

Together, they explore how dentistry is shifting from a symptom-based approach to a more comprehensive, airway-focused model where asking better questions can completely change patient outcomes.

Dr. Stacy shares her experience in dental sleep medicine, how her perspective evolved through motherhood, and why collaboration between providers is key to improving long-term health.

This episode covers:

The connection between airway, sleep, and overall health
Why early screening matters more than ever
Insights on the AAO white paper and evolving perspectives
The role of anatomy in breathing and development
How small awareness shifts can create massive ripple effects

Whether you're a healthcare provider or a parent seeking answers, this episode offers a new lens on what it truly means to treat the root cause, not just the symptoms.

About the Guest

Dr. Stacy Becker is a general dentist, Diplomate of the American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine, and owner of Precision Dental Care in St. Louis. With 25+ years of experience starting as a dental hygienist she combines clinical expertise with a deep passion for whole-body health.

A longtime recipient of St. Louis’ Top Dentist award, Dr. Becker is especially focused on airway, sleep, and early intervention. As a mom of five, her personal experiences have shaped her mission to help patients earlier and more effectively.

Connect with the guest: https://www.instagram.com/drstacybecker/

Episode 44 - How Airway Issues Impact Your Child's Growth & Sleep with Dr. Molly Hayes

Épisode 44

mercredi 1 avril 2026 • Durée 38:28

Could your child’s health challenges be connected to something as simple and often overlooked as the way they breathe?

In this powerful and eye-opening episode, Dr. Meggie Graham sits down with Dr. Molly Hayes to explore a journey that is both deeply personal and professionally transformative. What started as a mother’s concern for her children’s well-being evolved into a complete shift in how Dr. Molly understands health, development, and the true role of preventive care.

After facing feeding difficulties and serious medical challenges with her own children, Dr. Molly began to question the conventional approaches she once trusted. Despite following standard guidance, she found that many answers only addressed surface-level symptoms, leaving the root causes untouched. This led her down a path of deeper research, discovery, and ultimately, a new philosophy, one centered around airway health and its profound impact on the body.

Through her story, you’ll gain insight into how something as fundamental as breathing can influence a child’s growth, behavior, sleep quality, and overall health. Dr. Meggie and Dr. Molly unpack the hidden signs that are often dismissed like mouth breathing, poor sleep, or feeding struggles and explain why these are not “normal,” but signals that deserve attention.

They also dive into how modern lifestyles from diet to environmental factors—may be contributing to an increase in developmental challenges, and why early intervention is more critical now than ever. This conversation goes beyond dentistry, offering a broader perspective on whole-body health and the importance of proactive, informed care.

In this episode, you will discover:

Why airway health is foundational to lifelong wellness and development
The long-term impact of oral dysfunction in early childhood
How everyday habits and modern living may be affecting growth and health
Why early identification and intervention can change a child’s future
How providers and parents can work together to advocate for better outcomes

More than just an educational discussion, this episode is a mindset shift. It challenges what we’ve been taught to accept as “normal” and encourages a more curious, proactive approach to health.

Episode 43 - What No One Tells You About Tongue Ties & Airway Health

Épisode 43

mercredi 25 mars 2026 • Durée 14:30

What if everything looks fine… but your child is still compensating?

In this episode, Dr. Maggie Graham takes a deeper, more honest look at the hidden impact of tongue ties and why “feeding well” doesn’t always mean a baby is developing the way we assume. From the outside, things can seem completely normal: no pain, steady weight gain, and a baby who appears to be thriving. But underneath the surface, the body may be adapting in subtle ways that often go unnoticed.

This episode unpacks what’s rarely explained to parents and even many providers—that when the tongue cannot move freely, the body doesn’t stop functioning… it compensates. Other muscles step in, patterns shift, and while feeding may still look successful, those early compensations can begin to influence how a child grows and develops over time.

You’ll learn how these early patterns can shape facial growth, impact airway development, and influence breathing, sleep quality, and even focus and behavior later in life. These changes don’t happen overnight they build gradually, becoming the body’s default way of functioning.

This conversation brings much-needed clarity to a topic that is often misunderstood, oversimplified, or even dismissed. It helps parents feel more informed without fear, and it encourages providers to look beyond surface-level assessments to truly understand function, growth, and long-term outcomes.

This is not about creating fear or pushing immediate treatment.

It’s not about saying every child needs intervention.

It’s about understanding how the body works, recognizing what’s happening beneath the surface, and having the awareness to make intentional, informed decisions whether that means observing, seeking support, or simply knowing what to look for as your child grows.

Because when you have the right information early, you’re no longer left saying, “I wish someone had told me.”

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Episode 42 - What Parents Need To Know About Tongue Ties and Airway Development with Beth Morel

Épisode 42

mercredi 18 mars 2026 • Durée 01:07:50

Could your child’s feeding issues, body tension, poor sleep, or oral restrictions all be connected to airway health?

In this episode, Dr. Meggie Graham welcomes Beth Morel of Little Movers PT for a powerful conversation about the relationship between tongue ties, body tension, infant development, nervous system regulation, craniosacral therapy, physical therapy, and long-term airway health.

Beth shares both personal and professional insight into why feeding challenges are often about more than the mouth alone. Together, they explore how oral restrictions can affect the entire body, why function matters so much before and after treatment, and why no two babies should ever be approached the exact same way.

This episode highlights the importance of looking deeper at the root cause of symptoms rather than focusing only on what appears obvious on the surface. From tight and floppy babies to poor sleep, posture, reflexes, healing patterns, and developmental concerns, this conversation offers a more complete look at what airway-centered care can really mean for children and families.

If you’re a parent searching for answers or a provider wanting to better understand the full-body impact of airway dysfunction, this episode offers valuable insight, real-world perspective, and an encouraging reminder to trust your gut.

About the guest:

Beth Morel is the founder of Little Movers PT and a pediatric physical therapist with more than 15 years of experience treating babies and children. Known for her deep expertise in airway health, oral motor dysfunction, infant feeding, and nervous system support, Beth has become a trusted resource for families looking for answers beyond the surface. She was one of the first PTs in New Jersey to specialize in treating babies with tongue ties and related functional challenges, and she has spent the last several years developing her own tongue-to-toes treatment methodology to support better outcomes from the start.

Connect with them https://www.littlemoverspt.com/

Episode 41 - Why Breathing Through Your Nose Matters

Épisode 41

mercredi 11 mars 2026 • Durée 20:23

What if the real reason behind teeth grinding, poor sleep, and chronic dental issues isn’t your teeth at all but how you breathe?

In this episode of “No One Told Me: The Airway Health Connection The Untethered Way,” Dr. Meggie Graham shares the personal story that led her deep into the world of airway health and functional breathing.

After years of practicing dentistry, Dr. Meggie began noticing a pattern: many of her most compliant patients, the ones doing everything right, were still experiencing recurring dental problems. That curiosity sparked a journey through continuing education, airway research, and sleep-related breathing disorders.

What she discovered changed everything.

In this episode, Dr. Meggie discusses:

The hidden connection between breathing, sleep, and oral health

• Why bruxism and acid reflux may be signs of airway dysfunction

• The role of tongue ties and oral muscle function in breathing and speech

• Her personal experience undergoing airway treatments including expansion and tongue tie release

• How airway-focused dentistry can lead to more predictable and healthier patient outcomes

She also shares how recognizing these patterns in her own children shaped her approach to early airway intervention and preventative care.

This episode is essential listening for dentists, healthcare providers, parents, and anyone interested in understanding how breathing affects overall health.

Because airway health isn’t just about dentistry it’s about how the entire body functions.

If you care about airway health, feeding, development, or nervous system resilience this conversation will change how you assess and treat.

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Episode 40 - The Missing Link Behind Tongue Ties And Anxiety

Épisode 40

mercredi 4 mars 2026 • Durée 34:22

Could retained primitive reflexes be the missing link in airway dysfunction, tongue ties, sensory overload, and even anxiety?

In this episode of No One Told Me the Airway Health Connection, Dr. Liz Turner explores the powerful relationship between primitive reflexes, oral restrictions, and nervous system regulation.

Primitive reflexes are automatic survival movements present in infancy. They should integrate as the brain matures but when they don’t, they can influence posture, breathing, emotional regulation, coordination, and sleep well into adulthood.

Dr. Turner breaks down:

How reflexes develop and integrate
The neurological connection between the brainstem, cerebellum, and amygdala
Why airway inflammation and oral restrictions may reinforce retained reflexes
The overlap between symptoms of tongue tie and retained reflex patterns
How primitive reflex retention shows up in children and adults
Why interdisciplinary care is essential for true functional improvement

This episode challenges providers and parents to look beyond structure alone and consider the deeper brain-body connection driving symptoms.

If you care about airway health, feeding, development, or nervous system resilience this conversation will change how you assess and treat.

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Episode 39 - How Neurofeedback Can Fix Sleep, ADHD, & Anxiety Naturally with Claire Ferry

Épisode 39

mercredi 25 février 2026 • Durée 55:07

What if your sleep problems, anxiety, brain fog, or constant overwhelm weren’t random but signals that your brain and airway need deeper support?

In this episode, Dr. Liz Turner sit down with neurofeedback specialist Claire Ferry to explore the powerful and often overlooked connection between brain regulation, breathing, sleep quality, and overall health.

Claire shares her deeply personal journey through postpartum anxiety, depression, sleep struggles, and parenting a child with ADHD and health challenges and how discovering neurofeedback became a turning point that transformed not only her mental health, but her family’s future.

Together, they break down what neurofeedback actually is, how it works to retrain the brain, and why so many children and adults struggling with sleep issues, anxiety, focus problems, and emotional dysregulation may benefit from this root-cause approach.

You’ll learn how brain training supports better sleep, improved emotional resilience, sharper focus, and long-term nervous system regulation and why combining brain health with airway and breathing support can unlock life-changing results.

Whether you’re a parent searching for answers, a provider wanting to better support your patients, or someone personally struggling with sleep, stress, or focus, this episode offers hope, clarity, and practical insight into what’s possible when you address the brain and airway together.

Because when you breathe better, think better, and sleep better you live better.

Connect with our guest: https://www.instagram.com/vitalbrain_performanceclinic/

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Episode 38 - The Hidden Signs Your Child Has Airway Issues

Épisode 38

mercredi 18 février 2026 • Durée 15:32

What if the symptoms you’ve been told are “normal” in your child snoring, mouth breathing, restless sleep are actually signs of something much bigger?

Better sleep, sharper focus, and a healthier life begin with one essential foundation: healthy breathing.

In this episode, Dr. Liz Turner, co-founder of Untethered Airway Health Center, helps parents understand the early signs of airway dysfunction and why early awareness can make a lifelong difference.

Parents are often the first to notice when something isn’t right. Maybe it’s snoring. Maybe it’s emotional dysregulation. Maybe it’s fatigue, difficulty focusing, or feeding challenges.

These symptoms may seem unrelated. But in many cases, they share a common root: compromised breathing and airway development.

Dr. Liz explains how airway health impacts sleep quality, nervous system regulation, brain development, jaw growth, and overall health. She also discusses why early intervention isn’t about rushing into procedures, it’s about choosing the right support at the right time.

You will learn:

What symptoms parents should watch for
Why snoring is never normal in children
How sleep affects growth, IQ, and development
The role of feeding, chewing, and jaw growth
How therapies like myofunctional therapy, occupational therapy, and functional medicine
can help
Why early awareness gives children the best chance at lifelong health

This episode is a powerful reminder that breathing is not just automatic, it’s foundational.

When breathing improves, sleep improves.

When sleep improves, development improves.

And when development improves, children thrive.

If you’re a parent seeking answers, this episode will help you understand what to look for and how to advocate for your child.

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