Why do dentists, physicians ignore AHI number recommendation?
When told blood pressure is this number, we pay attention. When we are told AHI is this number, we don’t care. Why is it that we take this number [...]
Where is your online content? Add more information now.
Knowing how to write a blog, website content, press releases, educational content and other marketing materials might now seem important. After all, your priority is treating patients, right? While [...]
Use technology to reach more patients for sleep apnea care
With an active social network, you can continue to reach your patients and even medical professionals with important information. From sharing educational blog posts to statuses about your practice, [...]
Don’t overlook this connection between sleep troubles and stroke
Getting a good night’s sleep is so important for our patients. However, it can often be difficult to come to for some. Sleeping well at night can help prevent [...]
Here’s how to generate physician referrals
Are you ready to get new patients for sleep apnea or craniofacial pain treatment? Now is the time to get your practice noticed. It is important to establish a [...]
Tell your patients: Losing just 16 minutes of sleep is bad
It is important for our patients to know that even just losing a little bit of sleep at night can affect how productive you are at work. In fact, [...]
What is the burden of sleep apnea?
It is estimated that more than 18 million Americans suffer from sleep apnea. Sleep loss and sleep apnea affect an individual’s performance, safety and quality of life. Almost 20 [...]
Get Involved in Screening for Dental Sleep Medicine and Craniofacial Pain Services
With the year almost over, we need to re-evaluate our roles and practices. As the remaining months unfold and you begin to think ahead to the new year, let’s [...]
Dental sleep medicine: Work with the Medical Community
Sleep Apnea is a medical condition, which means it is important to include a medical professional in the treatment process for dental sleep medicine services. While dentists can treat [...]
The ABCs of Advanced Dentistry: Airway, Bruxism and Craniofacial Pain
It has become increasingly clear that there is a link between sleep apnea (airway), bruxism and craniofacial pain, in some patients and dentists should be knowledgeable in all three [...]