Step 1
History
We review reported sleep, breathing, health, medication, and dental concerns without assuming a diagnosis.
Preventive support for pediatric and orthodontic care in Las Vegas
A pediatric sleep and airway assessment is a dental screening for oral and facial findings or symptoms reported for a child that may warrant medical evaluation.

The assessment combines health-history questions with a dental examination of relevant oral structures, growth, bite, and other visible findings. The team may discuss symptoms reported by the child or caregiver, such as snoring, mouth breathing, gasping, witnessed breathing pauses, or daytime tiredness. Diagnosis requires evaluation and testing by an appropriate medical professional.
Children and teens with reported snoring, mouth breathing, witnessed breathing pauses, disrupted sleep, morning headaches, or daytime tiredness may benefit from having a parent or caregiver discuss these concerns with the dental team.
An in-person evaluation is required before Dr. Bo Kwok and Dr. Camy Kwok can recommend care for an individual patient.
Step 1
We review reported sleep, breathing, health, medication, and dental concerns without assuming a diagnosis.
Step 2
A doctor examines relevant oral structures, the bite, growth when applicable, and other findings within the scope of a dental visit.
Step 3
Findings are explained and, when appropriate, the child's parent or caregiver is advised to seek evaluation from a physician or qualified sleep professional.
Parents and caregivers may discuss a child's concerns directly with the child's pediatrician, primary-care physician, ear-nose-and-throat specialist, pulmonologist, or qualified sleep professional. The appropriate evaluation depends on age, symptoms, health history, and medical guidance.
The dental screening is generally part of an examination and does not require recovery. If another provider recommends testing or treatment, follow that provider's preparation, safety, and follow-up instructions.
Contact the office if you want to discuss sleep or airway concerns observed in your child alongside pediatric dental or orthodontic care. Seek urgent medical help for severe trouble breathing, blue or gray skin color, inability to wake normally, or another medical emergency.
Call us at 702-623-8832Benefits and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan and treatment. Our team can help review available benefit information and discuss payment options after an evaluation; coverage is not guaranteed. Visit our insurance and payment page for current practice information.
Schedule an in-person evaluation at our Las Vegas office to discuss your concerns and appropriate next steps.
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