by Sharon Moore In this multi-part series, author, speech pathologist, and myofunctional practitioner Sharon Moore shares the ramifications of poor sleep on mental, emotional, and physical wellbeing, along with screening techniques to help dental teams identify the common red flags […]
Read ArticleCommentary on “Thoughts on the Current and Future Practice of Dental Sleep Medicine”
Note: see the original article by clicking here Can we seize the moment and join the precision medicine movement? by John E. Remmers, MD Ignore the “M.D.” behind my name; in spirit I am a dental scientist devoted to […]
Read ArticleBrooks’ heroes
Editor-in-Chief Mali Schantz-Feld shares an unforgettable act of kindness<
Read ArticleThoughts on the Current and Future Practice of Dental Sleep Medicine
Perhaps the most important article you will read this year.
Read ArticleIt’s All For Returning to Normal
Origin stories help us all know how we came to be where we are. Part of knowing how to chart a course for the future involves understanding where we were before, what lessons were learned, and who has been willing to accompany us on the journey.
Read ArticleThere at the Start: The First Years of Mandibular Advancement Devices
This is a short essay of my journey, with a lot of interesting sidelines left out. Hope this helps you know a bit more about the history of dental involvement in this area of health care.
Read ArticleWhy Treating Sleep Apnea Matters – The Larger Picture
by Edward Grandi Untreated obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) affects not only the quality of life for the individual suffering with the condition, but the quantity of life as well. There is significant amount of medical research now, and more each […]
Read ArticlePreventive Sleep Dentistry
Preventive Sleep Dentistry
– A Call to Action
by Barry D. Raphael, D.M.D.
Two cardiac surgeons are sitting at lunch discussing the comparative benefits of bypass surgery versus stents for maintaining coronary artery patency when a PCP sitting at the next table rudely interrupts, “Wouldn’t it be better to prevent the obstruction in the first place?”
