Airway Health as a Food Choice
by Pat Mc Bride, MA, RDA, CCSH The Circadian Code Ask most people about their circadian clock and they will ...
How We Do What We Do
Love surveys? So do DSP’s readers! From choosing the right device to taking the proper continuing education courses, this survey helps to ...
Sweet Dreams Are Made of This: Using Dreams to Identify Breathing Issues
by J.M. DeBord The dreaming mind is a translator. It takes input received while dreaming and translates it into symbolic ...
Team Engagement with Functional Oral Appliances
What is a functional oral appliance? How can we team support such therapies? by Glennine Varga, AAS, RDA, CTA Define ...
Provision of Oral Appliances and Regulatory Compliance: Why Your Practice Should Have a Compliance Plan
by Jayme R. Matchinski, Esq. In recent years, there have been an increasing number of government and commercial insurance company ...
How to Use Potatoes to Reduce Risk of OSA
by Tara A. Clancy, MA OSA is our greatest health risk, and yet we need only look at the low ...
The Dentist and the Otolaryngologist – Working Hard Together
People in Pittsburgh suffer as much from sleep related breathing disorders as any other part of the country, but they ...
HealthyStart®
HealthyStart, a Comprehensive Pediatric Airway System, Announces New Online Training. Two free cases treated simultaneously. Start young patients on the ...
I Gave You 10mm of Vertical…
What do you mean it’s not enough? by Frank Madrigal, CDT, President, True Function Laboratory Most of you have felt ...
Taking OSA Devices to the Next Level
by Alex Buddemeyer, CDT Figure 1: Milled adjustable Herbst Change is difficult but in most cases can be rewarding. You ...