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Over the past 20 years, there has been a dramatic rise in awareness of and interest in dental sleep medicine. In response, there have been major advances in home sleep […]
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SomnoMed’s Medical Initiative Brings Dental Sleep Medicine Solutions to Prescribing Physicians to Treat More OSA Patients, More Effectively by Matthew Conlon, EVP of Sales & Marketing, SomnoMed North America SomSummit
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by Mark Abramson, DDS The road that led me to becoming a practicing dentist specializing in oral facial pain and dental sleep medicine really started at the age of 14.
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by Len Liptak, ProSomnus Co-founder and CEO, and Mark T. Murphy, DDS, D.ABDSM Architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s iconic Guggenheim Museum was made possible by using reinforced concrete materials that brothers
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by Steve Carstensen, DDS, FAGD, FACD, FICD, D.ABDSM Dentistry, even sleep breathing dentistry, is an artist’s medium. Sculpting teeth and making bespoke devices, whether in the mouth, lab bench, or
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by Deepit Anand, Brett Brocki, & Patrick Kircher For too long, Dental Sleep Medicine (DSM) has been a fragmented patchwork of solutions; difficult to navigate and stitch together. And, because
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Don Frantz, DDS, has a lot on his mind, and he wants to share it with the Dental Sleep Medicine (DSM) profession. Dr. Frantz is the inventor of the EMA®
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There were no alternatives to traditional braces, no early treatment of children, and little to no understanding of the linkage between sleep issues and dental issues. This was the 1960s,
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