Join Dr. Zachary Korwin, founder of Sleep Connecticut, in this practical, step-by-step clinical webinar exploring the screening and treatment of sleep-disordered breathing using Oral Appliance Therapy.
Informed Consent for Oral Appliance Therapy: How to Discuss Bite Changes with Patients Return to Academy Informed consent for oral appliance therapy should include a clear, practical discussion of bite changes before mandibular advancement therapy...
Bite changes are a recognized long-term side effect of oral appliance therapy, but their frequency and severity vary across patients and studies. Learn which occlusal changes are most commonly reported, why prevalence estimates differ, and...
A dental sleep coordinator gives every sleep case a clear owner. Learn how this role supports records, patient communication, benefits coordination, appliance tracking, follow-up, and sustainable program growth.
Dental sleep medicine allows dentists to treat the mechanical collapse of the upper airway using oral appliances, while diagnosis and systemic disease management remain medical responsibilities. Effective care depends on collaboration, adherence, and patient-centered treatment...
Dental sleep medicine exists within a medical framework built on objective testing, standardized interpretation, and long-term disease management. This article explains how sleep diagnostics evolved from early sleep staging to polysomnography, home sleep apnea testing,...
Learn why mandibular advancement devices fail and how bruxism, repeated loading, material behavior, appliance design, and manufacturing quality can affect long-term durability.
Sleep Apnea, DOT Certification, and Oral Appliance Therapy: A Dentist’s Guide A Dentist’s Guide Informed by Patient Advocate and Former OTR Trucker Bob Stanton Return to Academy Treating OSA in Safety-Sensitive Occupations Obstructive sleep apnea...
Managing Bite Changes in Mandibular Advancement Therapy A Clinical Framework for Dentists Providing Oral Appliance Therapy for Obstructive Sleep Apnea A clinical discussion with John Viviano, DDS, D.ABDSM This article is based on a clinical...
Learn how PSG and HST differ, what each test measures, and why sleep stages, body position, oxygen changes, and signal quality matter for Dental Sleep
This clinical guide explains screening, referral, titration, follow-up, and long-term monitoring. Dentists can help identify obstructive sleep apnea risk, refer patients for diagnosis, and manage prescribed oral appliance therapy.
Learn how to build a scalable dental sleep medicine practice with stronger screening, physician collaboration, medical billing, documentation, team workflows, and long-term follow-up.
In this short instructional video, Panthera Sleep walks you through the correct way to replace the clips on your Panthera X3. This tutorial covers each step of the clip replacement process in detail.
E0486 oral appliance therapy requires more than appliance delivery. Learn what dentists should document before delivery, at insertion, and during follow-up to support medical necessity, claim review, and patient access.
Hypoxic burden is an emerging sleep apnea metric that looks beyond AHI by measuring the depth and duration of oxygen desaturation during respiratory events. For dentists in dental sleep medicine, understanding oxygen metrics can improve...
AHI wasn’t a mistake. It did exactly what sleep medicine built it to do: turn one night into a comparable number. Robyn Woidtke, RPSGT, explains why that number was never meant to manage a lifelong...
A practical clinical workflow for dentists monitoring bite changes during oral appliance therapy, from baseline records to delivery, follow-up, recall, and documentation.
Should a dental sleep medicine practice go in-network, stay out-of-network, or use a hybrid model? Learn how payer strategy affects patient affordability, case acceptance, referrals, and long-term program growth.
In this short instructional video, Panthera Sleep walks you through the correct way to use the D-Guide to capture a protrusive bite for your Panthera Sleep appliances.
Join Andreas Klie, an experienced RDT, Panthera Dental’s Senior Technical Expert, as he walks you through a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary patient case study.
Join Dr. Jonathan Ford, a diplomate of the American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine, in this insightful webinar focused on mitigating the potential side effects of Mandibular Advancement Devices (MADs).
In this article Drs. Mathieu Goudal and Cécile Bailly present a clinical case and literature review for the dental implant rehabilitation of atrophic mandibular lateral regions remains a biological, temporal, and financial challenge.
A discussion with Randy Curran CEO/Founder of Pristine Medical Billing on what it really takes to succeed with medical billing in dental sleep medicine.
Medicare oral appliance therapy can be an important access pathway for eligible patients with obstructive sleep apnea. Learn what dentists need to know about E0486, CMS 855O, DMEPOS enrollment, assignment status, documentation, and common Medicare...
