The 3 Step Model to Growing a Dental Sleep Medicine Practice: A Webinar
Untreated sleep apnea can reduce life expectancy 12 years! If you’re thinking about integrating sleep medicine into a dental practices, watch this video.
Don’t Hibernate! Learn about the Impact that Sleep Related Disorders have on Dentistry.
As dentists, you want to do the right thing in every case for your patients. Understanding the impact that Sleep Disordered Breathing has on them will help you to know how to help them.
O2 means more than October 2nd
In honor of 02 Global Airway Health Day (Oct 2nd), I have compiled a list of books and articles that enlighten, motivate, and encourage me to keep asking questions, challenge what I think I know, and embrace the moment before me. While most of this list centers around disordered breathing during sleep, there are other aspects of dentistry and life included.
How to Receive Patient Referrals from Physicians for Sleep Appliances
Research shows that sleep appliances can work well for moderate sleep apnea. Watch Dr. Ken Berley share his knowledge in a webinar entitled, How to Implement Dental Sleep Medicine.
Sleep Apnea & The Gastric Reflux Connection: Screening, Testing, and Treating [Webinar]
Gain invaluable information that will help you not only restore teeth more successfully, but also restore whole health for many of your patients!
Who Says the Masseter Doesn’t Count? The Importance of Screening with EMG [Webinar]
Sleep Apnea is a potentially life-threatening medical condition. One of the ways we can help patients is to measure their night time bruxing. And it’s important that dentists address the parameters surrounding the measurement of masseter muscle activity and the effect it has on occlusion.
It’s Spring! Breathe Easy, Sleep Well!
Spring may be a difficult time to sleep, but why? Allergies may be just one of many reasons. Whatever the case for not sleeping, sleep related disorders & airway issues are increasingly becoming a major part of dental service. What are you doing to screen for sleep related disorders?
A House Divided: A Legal View of Home Sleep Testing [Webinar]
The landscape of the dentist’s role in treating patients with sleep-disordered breathing can be a complicated one to navigate. In this webinar, Ken Berley DDS, DABDSM brings his unique practical experience in dentistry and law to help dentists effectively treat patients with obstructive sleep apnea.
A Dozen Reasons to Consider the NoxT3 for your Dental Sleep Practice
Detecting disturbed REM sleep is difficult without polysomnography, but home sleep devices offer the physician nearly all the information they need. There are many sleep monitors available, but one monitor stands out as being not only comprehensive, but easy to use.
5 Things to Know About the Proposed Policy Statement on the Role of Dentistry in the Treatment of Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders from the ADA
Adding bruxism and airway to your practice? Here are 5 things to know about the ADA’s proposed policy statement on the treatment of sleep-related breathing disorders.