No One Told Me

Is your child struggling with breastfeeding, gagging on certain foods, or refusing to eat anything but soft, processed textures? You're not alone, and you're not imagining things.In this eye-opening episode of the Untethered Airway Podcast, Dr. Meggie Graham shares why feeding difficulties in infants and young children often signal deeper concerns tied to oral function and airway development.This episode covers:●Signs of tethered oral tissues (like tongue ties).●How poor feeding can impact sleep and

Always Sick, Always Tired: Chronic Illness, Immunity & the Airway Connection. Is your child constantly battling congestion, ear infections, or fatigue? You’re not alone and it might not be “just a phase.”In this episode of the Untethered Airway Podcast, Dr. Maggie Graham, dentist and airway health advocate, exposes the often overlooked link between immune dysfunction and airway problems in children. How chronic mouth breathing, poor sleep, and structural airway issues can silently undermine your

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

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.🧠

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 ofThe Untethered Airway Podcast, Dr. Meggie Graham gets real about what itactuallylooks 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,

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

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

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