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gabytermini
gabytermini :
Que rabia que no veo mi hashtag favorito aquí 😭 wlw
2025-07-10 00:29:23
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dess :
vivan las mujeres 🫦
2025-07-11 06:29:03
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pauli :
flayee mica suárez dios
2025-07-09 23:02:30
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roanseaycq0
roanseaycq0 :
hola, tienes más cosas guapas online?
2025-07-10 04:11:20
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imsobing
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No se el color de nadaaaaa!!!!!
2025-07-18 01:25:28
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Elkirom :
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rip.samvil
sami :
voy a deslizar, pero no voy a olvidarte
2025-07-12 02:31:30
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MAFER 🫦 :
Las mujeres con las mujeres
2025-08-28 06:48:10
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magdiwis
magdiwis :
No soy hetero, por si acaso…
2025-08-23 21:50:17
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liliamluj
Liliam Luján Alcántara :
Ni sé qué le vemos a los hombres 😏
2025-07-12 02:10:22
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hágamen volver por favor💞
2025-07-18 22:07:03
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alee :
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leeonel.17
leeonel.17 :
que dios te guie
2025-07-09 21:10:48
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2025-08-21 05:55:01
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clara :
nunca le llores a un hombre
2025-07-13 20:48:21
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meeliicabreraa
Melina :
en el primer segundo pensé q era emilia, soy la única?
2025-08-22 00:21:23
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anaaa🐊 :
2025-07-13 17:13:51
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estrellaa_val
vaal🦇 :
Mamita pensé q era mica Suárez
2025-07-17 15:45:57
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mimi_.x.o
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y mi hashtag?
2025-08-24 21:05:15
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caandezarat
caandezarat :
nada decente para decir de mi parte.
2025-08-21 15:38:47
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Pool Linares :
Una asi por favor 🙏
2025-08-29 05:02:44
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Luna :
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mai !! 𖣑 :
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andres Gallucci :
salimos?
2025-07-12 03:20:36
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If your child’s teeth are crowded, braces may not be the first question to ask. Because straightening teeth is not the same thing as creating space for them. For decades, orthodontics focused on alignment. Move the teeth. Close the gaps. Create a straight smile. But in many children, the real issue is not crooked teeth. It is a jaw and palate that did not develop wide enough to support proper breathing and eruption patterns. When the upper jaw is narrow, the roof of the mouth is also narrow. That reduces space for teeth and can reduce space for the tongue and airway. Chronic mouth breathing, snoring, restless sleep, attention challenges, and behavioral issues are often correlated with airway restriction and narrow palates in growing children. Braces move teeth within the existing bone. They do not expand the jaw structure. Palate expansion, when done at the right age, can widen the upper jaw while growth is still occurring. That creates space for teeth and supports better nasal breathing. Orthodontics is evolving. It is no longer just cosmetic. The conversation now includes airway development, tongue posture, sleep quality, and long-term growth patterns. This is not about whether a family is wealthy. Early airway-focused orthodontic evaluation is becoming more accessible, and parents deserve to understand all available options. Growth windows matter, and early guidance can change long-term outcomes. If your child snores, mouth breathes, has crowded teeth, or sleeps restlessly, those patterns are worth evaluating before defaulting to braces alone. If you want more advice, recommendations, studies, and clear facts about oral health from a dentist who does not only fix teeth but works to understand the root cause, follow @doctor_staci and for weekly education straight to your inbox, subscribe to my newsletter and I’ll you get  a FREE NASAL BREATHING GUIDE too. 🥰
If your child’s teeth are crowded, braces may not be the first question to ask. Because straightening teeth is not the same thing as creating space for them. For decades, orthodontics focused on alignment. Move the teeth. Close the gaps. Create a straight smile. But in many children, the real issue is not crooked teeth. It is a jaw and palate that did not develop wide enough to support proper breathing and eruption patterns. When the upper jaw is narrow, the roof of the mouth is also narrow. That reduces space for teeth and can reduce space for the tongue and airway. Chronic mouth breathing, snoring, restless sleep, attention challenges, and behavioral issues are often correlated with airway restriction and narrow palates in growing children. Braces move teeth within the existing bone. They do not expand the jaw structure. Palate expansion, when done at the right age, can widen the upper jaw while growth is still occurring. That creates space for teeth and supports better nasal breathing. Orthodontics is evolving. It is no longer just cosmetic. The conversation now includes airway development, tongue posture, sleep quality, and long-term growth patterns. This is not about whether a family is wealthy. Early airway-focused orthodontic evaluation is becoming more accessible, and parents deserve to understand all available options. Growth windows matter, and early guidance can change long-term outcomes. If your child snores, mouth breathes, has crowded teeth, or sleeps restlessly, those patterns are worth evaluating before defaulting to braces alone. If you want more advice, recommendations, studies, and clear facts about oral health from a dentist who does not only fix teeth but works to understand the root cause, follow @doctor_staci and for weekly education straight to your inbox, subscribe to my newsletter and I’ll you get a FREE NASAL BREATHING GUIDE too. 🥰

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