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SDB and TMJ: It’s not One or the Other
by Robert M. Grill, DDS Did I really want to treat “TMJ” patients? No! Who in their right mind...
Adjunctive Therapy Can Increase the Value of Your Services
by Glennine Varga, AAS, RDA, CTA The good news is sleep disordered breathing is starting to become more of...
Medical Management of Pediatric Sleep Apnea and TMD in Your Dental Office
A Beginner’s Guide by Christine Taxin Sleep apnea is a growing problem for America’s children and teenagers. Researchers from...
The Tools that Make a Difference for the Practitioner and the Patient by Stephen D. Poss, DDS Educational aims The purpose of this article is to review the tools helpful
A Checklist for Evaluation of Potential Airway and Breathing Disorders
by Kristie Gatto, MA, CCC-SLP, Certified Orofacial Myologist Ideal health and function of the body is directly dependent upon optimal breathing patterns. Just as breathing impacts cellular regeneration; blood oxygenation;
By Ronald S. Prehn, ThM, DDS Patient: Matthew is a 17-yr. old male with OSA and CPAP intolerant due to Cerebral Palsy (CP). He is a special kid who is
Fresh Eyes and New Technology – People are Getting Healthier
See if this sounds familiar: A young-50’s male, with a snoring history that includes his children begging for separate hotel rooms during family trips so they could get some sleep.
AID our Children with a HealthyStart® for Life
by Leslie Stevens, HealthyStart® by Ortho-Tain® CEO/President How are we treating children that exhibit sleep, breathing or airway issues? In many instances we look to remove tonsils and adenoids, tape
