Welcome to Dental Sleep Practice
A dental journal and sleep apnea publication
Current Issue: Dental Sleep Practice
Editor’s intro: Whether you are a slow or more adventurous adopter of new technologies, embracing change will help to invigorate your...
ADA Policy Statement and the Role of Dentistry in the Treatment of Sleep Related Breathing Disorders
Editor’s intro: The recent ADA mandate contained language that states: “Dentists are the only health care provider with the knowledge and...
Roadmap to Enhancing Your Sleep Culture
Editor’s intro: Glennine Varga, dental sleep medicine coach, explains her implementation ideas to attract patients with sleep related breathing disorders. ...
Special Section – Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders: The Role of the Dentist
Editor’s intro: In part I of this special feature, six articles explore the ADA policy and what leaders say about sleep-related breathing disorders’ impact on a dental practice. Educational objective Dental Sleep
by Daniel E. Taché, DMD Educational objective Dental Sleep Practice subscribers can answer the CE questions by taking this quiz to earn 2 hours of CE from reading this article.
Editor’s intro: Drs. Neal Seltzer, Jeffrey Rein, and Gina Pepitone-Mattiello, RDH, show case studies ranging from mild to severe OSA where a continuous advancement, precision milled, oral appliance with symmetric titration
A Team Approach to Functional Laser Frenuloplasty and Optimal Orofacial Function
Editor’s intro: The ability to provide functional laser frenuloplasty, extensive orofacial myofunctional therapy, and bodywork within the same practice ensures that the patient can get comprehensive treatment. by Melissa Mugno, OMT,
The Dentist and the Otolaryngologist – Working Hard Together
Editor’s intro: Pittsburg dentist and otolaryngologist Nicole Chenet, DDS, and Ryan Soose, MD, offer patients the collaboration and insights of medical and dental professionals needed to comprehensively address sleep breathing problems. People
Restorative Dentistry in Airway Health
Editor’s intro: A pathological bite can cause tooth damage, bone and gum loss, failed restorations, fatigued mastication muscles, and damage to the TMJ. Read about how Meridian PM Oral Appliance can offer
