March 11, 2026
Panthera Dental, a global leader in 3D-printed oral appliances for Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), is proud to announce Dr. Chidsanu Changsiripun (PI), D.D.S., M.Sc., Ph.D., from Chulalongkorn University, Thailand, as the recipient of the 2025 Panthera Sleep Research Grant.
Dr. Changsiripun’s research proposal, Deep Learning–Assisted vs. Conventional Subjective Titration in MAD Therapy for OSA, was selected through a rigorous, anonymous peer-review process conducted by Panthera Sleep’s dedicated research committee. His innovative approach demonstrates a commitment to advancing evidence-based treatment solutions for sleep-disordered breathing and improving patient outcomes.
Supporting Innovation in Dental Sleep Medicine
As the recipient of the Panthera Sleep Research Grant, Dr. Changsiripun will receive comprehensive support to advance his groundbreaking work, including:
- $10,000 USD in research funding.
- Access to Panthera D-SAD oral appliances (Panthera Classic and Panthera X3) for clinical research applications.
- Clinical research support on a case-by-case basis, with administrative assistance beyond study design.
“We are honored to support Dr. Changsiripun’s research,” said Marc Morisset, Vice President of the Sleep Division. “His work exploring Deep Learning–Assisted vs. Conventional Subjective Titration represents the innovation that can transform clinical workflows and enhance patient care. This aligns perfectly with our continued support for unbiased clinical research in dental sleep medicine and drives the continuous improvement of our devices, with a focus on patient comfort, treatment compliance, and enhanced chair-time efficiency.”
Advancing the Future of Sleep Medicine
The Panthera Sleep Research Grant reflects the company’s ongoing commitment to collaboration, innovation, and quality-core values that drive its leadership in the dental sleep medicine industry. By supporting academic research, Panthera Sleep aims to foster evidence-based advancements that benefit clinicians and patients worldwide. Panthera Sleep extends its gratitude to all researchers who submitted proposals and congratulates Dr. Changsiripun on this significant achievement.
For more information, visit pantherasleep.com/research-grant
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