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by Zareth Jana Hernández, DMD Temporomandibular disorders (TMDs) are debilitating conditions that may cause pain, dysfunction, and impaired quality of life.1 TMD patients may present with dysfunctional breathing, chewing, and […]
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by Steven D. Bender, DDS The relationship between pain and sleep has been extensively studied but continues to remain ambiguous. It is widely accepted that poor sleep often precedes pain
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by David E McCarty, MD, FAASM Sleep Apnea. Say those words to a group of physicians or dentists, and then wait a minute. After you’ve let the words sink in,
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by Cynthia Stein, PT, MEd, and Karen Parker Davidson, DHA, MSA, MEd, MSN, ARPN If you are a sports connoisseur and watch the news often, the numerous injuries resulting in
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by Frank Madrigal, CDT, Owner/Founder of True Function Laboratory What if you could consistently get? A great fit Reduced chairtime Improved patient comfort which can lead to better compliance From
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by Karen Parker Davidson, DHA, MSA, MEd, MSN, ARPN Can you trust what the patient tells you? The topic of discussion at meetings has moved from sleep disorders to breathing
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by Patrick McKeown In the last decade, the field of sleep medicine has changed radically. Sleep apnea was previously considered a purely anatomical issue, but we now know this is
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by Michael Kanter, DMD, DICOI Bite change is a major and common complaint in dental sleep practices. The use of oral sleep devices requires informed consent about bite changes as
Read ArticleHow the MandiTrac Device Improved My Sleep Practice Read More »
