Embrace Disruption – Rewards Come with Adding Technology

by John Pasicznyk, DDS Dr. Pasicznyk captures a digital scan with CEREC as part of his patient’s treatment plan. ”1’ve ...

Not Sudden, But Relentless

Sometimes things change in a big hurry – in my restorative practice, the day I took my first digital interproximal ...

ADA Policy Statement and the Role of Dentistry in the Treatment of Sleep Related Breathing Disorders

by Jayme R. Matchinski, Esq.  In 2017, the ADA House of Delegates passed Resolution 17H-2017 which included language stating that: ...

Roadmap to Enhancing Your Sleep Culture

by Glennine Varga, AAS, RDA, CTA What does the sleep culture feel like in your practice? Do patients immediately know ...

Restorative Dentistry in Airway Health

by Samuel E. Cress, DDS Meridian PM Oral Appliance for Sleep Apnea Patients who have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) not ...

Clenching and Grinding Affects More Than Teeth: A New Treatment Option

by Joe Pelerin, DDS Over 30 years ago I began to experience shoulder pain, neck pain and migraine headaches which ...

Screen Snorers with Vivid Visuals from Detailed Data

SleepSat 3-D Hi-Res oximeter 90 million Americans are tired and snore. The ADA now recommends that dentists screen for sleep ...

Help Physicians Help Us

by Mark T. Murphy, DDS Sleep physicians have a reluctance to prescribe Oral Appliance Therapy (OAT). A recent survey1 indicated ...

Give Your Patients a HealthyStart

Dentists are playing an increasingly active role in helping patients address sleep and breathing disorders. The number of undiagnosed patients ...

Don’t Lose Sleep Over an Unprotected Network

by Gary Salman It seems that you can’t turn on the TV or visit your favorite news website without reading ...
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