Advanced Imaging Options Associated With TMJ Disorders
“Pain related to the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is common in the general population,” states an article published by the National Institutes of Health’s National Library of Medicine. Yet only about three to seven percent of the patients with associated pain seek medical attention.
Pediatric Laser Treatments for Sleep Apnea and Hypertrophic Tonsils
If your child is suffering from inflamed or enlarged tonsils or obstructed breathing, your first thought may be that he or she needs a tonsillectomy. Thanks to alternative treatment modalities like laser technology, however, your child may not have to undergo invasive surgery. Simply explained, hype
The Importance of Continuing Education in Dental Sleep Medicine
Your trust in our abilities at Airway & Sleep is so very important. And our abilities to serve you are equally important. That’s why we invest heavily in continuing education. It’s a necessary component to both sides of the dental chair that our skills reflect the latest techniques and technologies
The Importance of Interdisciplinary Collaboration Between Pediatric and Craniofacial Orthopedics
When working with dental patients, age can matter, especially in dental care for infants and young children and adults. And the critical ages from birth to five, before the adult teeth have erupted, sets the stage for the future. That’s why the interdisciplinary collaboration between pediatric denti
Compressed Sensing at Airway and Sleep Group
Patients don’t need to understand the latest in dental technology. What’s important are the benefits technology offers. Take compressed sensing, for example. With this technology, it’s possible to increase image accuracy and reduce radiation doses by more than “an order of magnitude” without loss of
Patient Experience
so what makes us different?
Admit it. You think all orthodontic offices are the same. Most are. We aren’t. We believe your experience should be something special.
