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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
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Pediatric severe apnea/obesity/TMD/headache — Class III

Treating Severe Pediatric Apnea with Class III Malocclusion

Pediatric severe apnea/obesity/TMD/headache

Orthodontic Practice US (Volume 7 Number 3) | May 2016

The purpose of this case study is to demonstrate the relationship between obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), obesity, TMD, and headache in the pediatric population. It is possible to resolve OSA in children whereas we most often only manage it in the adult population. This demonstrates the need to identify the clinical signs and screen for sleep-breathing disorder symptoms in children and adolescents.

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