The Tools that Make a Difference for the Practitioner and the Patient by Stephen D. Poss, DDS Introduction When the American Dental Association released a policy in October 2017 that […]
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by Ken Berley, DDS, JD, DABDSM I write this article out of concern for Sleep Medicine. The treatment of Sleep Disordered Breathing is undergoing a revolution. As with any revolution,
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by Diana Batoon DMD Maybe you have the next Steve Jobs, Lebron James, or Malala Yousafzai in your practice and they are 8 years old. Yet they have asthma, crooked
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by Chris Bez, opportunity engineer There’s something about magic that compels attention. At some point you know there is slight of hand or trickery involved, and yet you’re drawn to
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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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by Glennine Varga, AAS, RDA, CTA Dental Sleep Medicine (DSM) is a therapy that thrives with team interaction. Don’t get me wrong – I’ve seen successful offices function with
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The effectiveness of the team will be reflected in the effectiveness of treatment by James D. Geyer, MD; Paul R. Carney, MD; and Monica M. Henderson, RN, RPSGT Reproduced in
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ProSomnus Sleep Technologies is the Leader in Precision Oral Appliance Therapy for OSA San Francisco, CA, May 29, 2018 – Today, ProSomnus Sleep Technologies announced the launch of the ProSomnus
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A patient diagnosed with moderate OSA sits in a dental chair. The patient is CPAP non-compliant and has been referred to a dentist credentialed in Dental Sleep Medicine for Oral Appliance Therapy.
One of the many decisions facing the dentist is OAT device selection. Does the dentist choose a familiar OAT device? Or is there something unique about a specific patient that suggests a different option? And what about one of the new OAT devices that has been recommended by a colleague? Is this the time to try something different?
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The practice of sleep medicine and dental sleep medicine is rapidly changing. The Affordable Health Care Act has forced changes in medicine that have consequences for dental sleep medicine. Exploring what “was” and what “is” can be beneficial to the success of a dental sleep practice. For those that can adapt, dental sleep medicine can and will flourish in the future.
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