Sleep Apnea

Dentists can treat sleep apnea differently than they have been with oral applicance therapy, not night guards.

3 reasons dentists should offer oral appliance therapy, not night guards, for sleep apnea

Maria Sokolina, DDS

Have you been treating sleep apnea the wrong way? Possibly. Find out why oral appliance therapy is better than traditional night guards.

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Sleep apnea dentistry: What you need to know

Bryan Osterday, DDS, D.ABDSM

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Snoring is a snooze kill: A revolutionary procedure to help patients who snore

Lauryn N. Ligocki, DDS

Figure 2: Scanning patient’s lower and upper arches with the Medit i700 scanner.

Intraoral Scanning and Photography

Save time and money with the right digital impressions and oral appliances

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Dental sleep therapy: It’s a math problem

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Wake up to OSA

David R. Rice, DDS

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Wake up: Sleep could be making your patients sick

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DE’s Advisory Board member profile: Erin Elliott, DDS

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Taking a bite into sleep apnea

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In order to fight 'sawing logs,' you're going to have to saw some logs: Medical billing for dental sleep medicine

What every dentist needs to know about sleep apnea

Weathering the storm of modern-day medical insurance

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Sleep apnea dentistry: A dental opportunity

Stop treading water and start swimming: Dental sleep medicine

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Navigating Medical Billing for Dental Sleep Medicine: It's the wildest ride in the wilderness

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Break routines

Chris Salierno, DDS

Analyzing the sleep study

Health history checklist for sleep-related breathing disorders

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Sleep Apnea: A problem we can tackle