Severe narrowing of the upper airway.

Your CBCT and TMJ reports indicate severe narrowing of the upper airway, Grade 1 osteoarthritis in the TMJ region, and Grade 3b narrowed upper airway. Given your symptoms, a multidisciplinary approach is recommended. *Treatment Plan - *Consultation*: Schedule appointments with an ENT specialist, sleep medicine specialist, and a dentist/oral surgeon to discuss your symptoms and test results. - *Oral Appliance Therapy*: Consider a custom-made oral appliance (MAD) to advance your lower jaw and keep the airway open during sleep. - *Physical Therapy*: Address forward neck posture and improve overall posture with exercises and stretches. - *Lifestyle Changes*:     - Maintain a healthy weight     - Sleep on your side or elevate your head with pillows     - Practice relaxation techniques (e.g., meditation, yoga) to reduce stress and clenching - *Dental Treatment*: Consult with your dentist about treating teeth grinding and clenching, and consider a night guard or splint. - *TMJ Management*: Explore options like physical therapy, pain management, and possibly injections or surgery if conservative treatments fail

Hello sir Kindly consult with orthodontist once