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"Honestly, I believe this kind of training should be incorporated into dental school from the beginning. It’s that important." - Dr. Alexa Bergen
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"I would absolutely recommend this course. I'd love for more people to take it because I want a larger community of colleagues to connect with, especially in my area. People really need this kind of help, and this course has prepared me to provide it." - Dr. Shawnee Ryan
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"There's a clear process that guides you from knowledge base to integration." - Dr. Winston Wing
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"Honestly, I believe this kind of training should be incorporated into dental school from the beginning. It’s that important." - Dr. Alexa Bergen
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"I would absolutely recommend this course. I'd love for more people to take it because I want a larger community of colleagues to connect with, especially in my area. People really need this kind of help, and this course has prepared me to provide it." - Dr. Shawnee Ryan
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"There's a clear process that guides you from knowledge base to integration." - Dr. Winston Wing
TMJ Logo
"Honestly, I believe this kind of training should be incorporated into dental school from the beginning. It’s that important." - Dr. Alexa Bergen
TMJ Logo
"I would absolutely recommend this course. I'd love for more people to take it because I want a larger community of colleagues to connect with, especially in my area. People really need this kind of help, and this course has prepared me to provide it." - Dr. Shawnee Ryan
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"There's a clear process that guides you from knowledge base to integration." - Dr. Winston Wing
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Optimal Dental Therapy for OSA

Optimal Dental Therapy for Sleep Apnea

Dental Therapy for OSA
September 2015 | Dentalcetoday.com Optimal is a very different than acceptable, especially if you are the patient.  This case study will highlight the need for a structural assessment of the 4 points of the airway prior to treatment utilizing CBCT (i-CAT).  In additional, this case report will demonstrate how successful resolution of sever apnea with an oral appliance on a patient for whom continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) had little effect on excessive fatigue until the nasal airway was addressed.

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