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by Drs. Preetam Schramm, Jason Hui, Pollyana Moura, Zohre German, Ju Ying Lin, William Stenberg, Emet Schneiderman Background The prevalence of Sleep Disordered Breathing (SDB) is well described and documented. […]
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by Mike Cantrell, MPT, AIAFellow The dentist has incredible power to control body movement. As movement specialists we know of this power because we observe it on a near-daily basis
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The pages of Dental Sleep Practice have been filled with dentists’ experiences and opinions about collaborating with physicians. These views usually follow the narrative that a multi-disciplinary approach to treating
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by Jagdeep Bijwadia, MD, MBA, DABSM, and Kyle Miko, CRT/CSE Telemedicine is becoming an increasingly important part of healthcare. The Department of Health and Human Services estimated that in 2018,
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by Joshua R. Oltmanns and Charles R. Carlson Orofacial pain often co-occurs with problems falling asleep, maintaining sleep, and waking too early that cause impairment in daytime functioning (Carlson et
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by Teresa E. Jacobs, MD Patients enter the evaluation for sleep apnea from four primary sources: subjective symptoms, complaints of a bed partner, concerns of a doctor, or the observations
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The US and global impact of Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is staggering. An estimated 52 million Americans have sleep disordered breathing, with 1 in 5 having mild apnea, and 1
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True partnership between medicine and dentistry must exist if we are to make any headway treating the exponential increase in breathing disordered sleep.
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