Sleep Disorders
Mark Brnovich’s Legacy in Sleep Dentistry Lives On Through ASBA
It is with a heavy heart that the Board of the American Sleep & Breathing Academy (ASBA) shares this tribute to the late Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich. As our Academy mourns this unexpect...
Veterans and Wonderful Patients- What Priceless Gifts
There is no doubt in any American’s point of view that our veterans deserve better. Being in the field of dental sleep medicine, it is a blessing to be able to improve and even in some instances, sav...
The Herbst Appliance – The Workhorse of Dental Sleep Medicine
Back in the Day The acrylic Herbst appliance was originally designed as a TMJ treatment device. In the 1980s, Dr. Eugene Williamson conducted courses demonstrating its effectiveness in managing TMJ di...
The ASBA Feeds 40 New Patients To Its Members in Under a Month!
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 Breathin...
Call to Action from Congressman Marty Russo!
ASBA members, you need to be heard! This is a great opportunity to weigh in and make a difference. This is an email I received from Congressman Marty Russo. If you want Oral Appliance Therapy to have ...
ARIZONA CARDINALS JOIN ASBA, PHOENIX POLICE, AND PRO PLAYER HEALTH ALLIANCE FOR THE WORLDS LARGEST SLEEP APNEA AWARENESS EVENT
Pro Player Health Alliance is an organization dedicated to helping treat former NFL players who suffer from obstructive sleep apnea(OSA). As a result these superstar athletes then become more than jus...
Sleep Diagnostics Industry Overview
Sleep awareness has blossomed over the last decade, and it’s hard to find anyone who believes the market is anywhere near its peak. Consumers and members of the medical community increasingly agree th...
40% of Police Officers have Sleep Disorders
In the current issue of JAMA “Journal of the American Medical Association” A large study of Police Officers in the U.S and Canada found 40% of police officers had symptoms of a sleep disorder, includi...