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Page 6 - shelby shopper & info - 704/484-1047 www.shelbyinfo.com Thursday, August 6-August 12, 2020 CORNERSTONE DENTAL ASSOCIATES NOW OFFERS AN INNOVATIVE TREATMENT FOR SLEEP DISORDERED BREATHING IN CHILDREN SHELBY, NC - Cornerstone Dental Associates is proud to present The Healthy Start System to their patients. This non-invasive treatment encourages the proper growth and development of a child's jaw and airway as they grow. Healthy Start provides an effective treatment to sleep-dis- ordered breathing and potentially prevents the need for braces down the road. "As parents, we see the importance of Healthy Start. This service will help our patients long term. I have a two-year-old at home starting on this system, and I am put at ease that this ser- vice will help him avoid oral complications down the road," said Dr. Karner. Sleep-disordered breathing can present itself with a variety of symptoms and is often misdiag- nosed or worse, overlooked and untreated. When a child goes untreated, they may experience arrested growth development, crooked teeth, even behavioral changes that can present as ADD/ADHD, as well as bedwetting. Many symptoms indicate sleep-disordered breathing, including heavy snoring and gasping and snorting sounds as they sleep. The healthy start system is designed to encourage the prop- er development of the jaw and airway to optimize airfl ow and promote proper nasal breathing while also straightening the child's teeth. With early intervention ranging from ages 2-12, the child wears the uniquely designed oral appliance for only a few hours a day or while they sleep. "The device is not painful and is only worn for a short time during the day or while sleeping. This makes it more likely the child won't remove the mouthpiece," explained Dr. Karner. -More- Cornerstone will begin offering the Healthy Start System to their patients immediately. Parents can call the offi ce to schedule a consultation to determine if their child is a good candidate for the program. "Cornerstone is committed to providing our patients with a lifetime of optimal oral health with ongoing investment in oral technology, like the Healthy Start System, to give our patients the best dental care available," Dr. Lutz-Craver added. Cornerstone Dental Associates is located at 101 Life Enrichment Blvd. Shelby, NC 28150 and offers a variety of care and services, including preventive care, restorative services, and cosmetic services. For more information on the Healthy Start System or to schedule an ap- pointment, call 704-482-5119. Submitted by Lesly Gibbon NORRIS MERCHANDISE NORRIS MERCHANDISE 2011 S. Lafayette St. (Hwy. 18 S) • Shelby, NC 2011 S. 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