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by Karen Parker Davidson, DHA, MSA, MEd, MSN, APRN Beyond an Airway Passage The nose is often dismissed as a simple conduit for air, yet its role in health and […]
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 The World’s First Single-Point Midline Digitally Printed Oral Device  by W. Keith Thornton, DDS, Founder and Chairman, Airway Management, Inc.   As the founder of Airway Management Inc., I’ve spent over three
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Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) impacts over 30 million Americans.1 Oral appliance therapy offers many patients a path to better sleep and improved health when the devices are properly adjusted.2 Capturing
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 Dentists who practice airway-centric dentistry change more than smiles. They change sleep and daily function. That is the path Dr. Jerry Hu followed. He first met dental sleep medicine as
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by Katrina Sanders, RDH, BSDH, MEd, RF The Epidemic You Can’t See  Airway disorders are everywhere — and yet almost no one is talking about them. As dental hygienists, we spend
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Joining the Dental Sleep Practice team as Editor in Chief represents a new opportunity — after 16 years as editor of MedMark dental specialty publications, it now will be my honor to be
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by Erela Katz Rappaport, DMD, D.ABDSM As dental sleep practitioners, we understand that the airway is not just a mechanical pathway for breathing, it is central to neurologic, cardiovascular, and systemic health. Increasingly, evidence
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by Lee A. Surkin, MD, FACC, FCCP, FASNC, FAASM A growing body of research shows that athletes who obtain insufficient sleep have significantly higher injury rates. For example, a recent narrative review reports that athletes
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