Dr. Hilary Fritsch

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351 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 29 May

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Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark · Why So Many Women Have TMJ, Anxiety & Insomnia | Toothpillow DMD Hilary Fritsch · 29 May 2026 podcast

And nobody is saying to them, oh, are you mouth breathing?

Can bad breathing actually make you less attractive over time as you get older?

Everybody is doing Invisalign again.

Even my makeup artist is doing Invisalign again.

And I did Invisalign a couple years ago, so I never had braces as a kid.

I have a slight overbite.

My top teeth are all very straight.

I have no problems with my top teeth.

My bottom teeth, I have a little bit of crowding.

I have worn Invisalign, and I am really good about wearing my retainer every single night, but still.

And I had them do a metal bar for many years, one of those permanent retainers on my bottom teeth, because I was like, they move like...

if I forget one night, they will move.

And sure enough, I think I had about five days out of town, I had forgotten my Invisalign.

It was like the first time I'd ever done that, came back and my bottom teeth are all starting to crowd again.

So I'm like, do I have to do Invisalign again?

I mean, is it normal for them to shift that easily?

That's what's happening to me.

Do you reach a point of no return as an adult where, look, if you're mouth breathing and you reach 38 years old, you're toast kind of thing, like you can't fix it after a certain point?

Okay, so what are the devices that somebody can be asking or treatments or whatever that somebody can be asking an airway dentist in their area for if they are an adult who is mouth breathing and they want to stop this and they want to fix it and they want to look more attractive and have a better jaw?

So if humans actually were evolving correctly and we were breastfeeding and we were not doing formula, we were not eating soft foods, we were chewing from an earlier time, would our wisdom teeth fit?

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