Imagine being the talk of every dentist in your area…when they look at your practice, they will all wish they were you. That’s exactly what happens when you have a unique competitive advantage-something that can’t be duplicated, replicated, or ripped off. How many times have you acquired a ne...Read More
As a member of Congress, Marty Russo (D-Ill) served the land of Lincoln from 1975 to 1993. These days, the CEO of Russo Capitol Strategies is a sought after speaker on a variety of issues, including the regulatory issues surrounding sleep medicine. The American Sleep & Breathing Academy sat down...Read More
Whether it’s the slow degradation of bodily organs over many years, or a train conductor falling asleep at the switch, sleep apnea causes more than its fair share of human misery. Regulators charged with overseeing the transportation industry are paying attention to the problem as evidenced by a cur...Read More
Oral appliance therapy is considered an effective treatment for snoring and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). The appliance functions by supporting the jaw in a forward position to help maintain an open upper airway. When utilized properly, it is worn at night and fits like a mouth guard used in sports...Read More
There is no doubt that the Presidential election has been at the forefront of political news this year. The latest on the subject mentioned by multiple media outlets surrounds the possibility of Former Arizona Governor Jan Brewer joining Donald Trump’s national ticket as the vice-presidential pick. ...Read More
At the recent Dental Sleep meeting in Denver, there extra buzz among attendees. Apart from discussions about the conference program, the other topic of conversation was the American Sleep and Breathing Academy “ASBA” and how quite a considerable number of Doctors were also joining this organization....Read More
Many dentists start out on an arduous road with road blocks everywhere in dental sleep medicine. It doesn’t have to be like that. When you sign up for vendor sponsored courses they try to sell you products which are often old, obsolete and not beneficial at all to the success of the practice. ...Read More
There was a time when snoring was considered annoying for bed partners or “funny” to listen to. Unfortunately, the “normal” sound of snoring has been found to be a general indicator of a possible abnormal condition known as obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). To-date, the only process used to diagnose OS...Read More