To equip dental surgeons with the skills to identify, diagnose, and clinically manage patients who breathe through their mouths, through a comprehensive and up-to-date theoretical immersion grounded in scientific evidence and aligned with the demands of contemporary clinical practice. The course aims to enhance clinical reasoning, expand diagnostic capabilities, and strengthen decision-making, thereby providing greater confidence, precision, and predictability in the management of clinical cases related to functional and structural abnormalities associated with mouth breathing.