Oral Appliance Sensors Will Soon Rival Sleep Studies in Their Data Collection
Medical device companies are developing smart sensors for oral appliances that will measure parameters of sleep such as AHI and even brain wave activity.
Medical device companies are developing smart sensors for oral appliances that will measure parameters of sleep such as AHI and even brain wave activity.
Previously named SomNyx, the appliance will be rebranded as D-SAD|Myo within Panthera Dental’s digital sleep appliance range.
Focusing on total breathing events throughout the night and quality of life during the day can provide a clearer picture of how well oral appliances stack up against CPAP for patients with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea.
A team of researchers sought to understand the relationship between breathing rate during sleep and cognitive function, and how a snoring intervention affects brain health.
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Read MoreModerated by Sairam Parthasarathy, MD, FAASM, the topic is particularly timely due to shortages of CPAP devices caused in part by the Philips CPAP/bilevel recall.
Read MoreAnchorage Press: Jerry C. Hu, DDS, encourages people to get back in to see their dentists, for general dentistry as well as to treat their sleep disorders.
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Read MoreJoseph Grimaudo, DMD, uses multiple channels to alert others that symptoms like snoring and gasping during sleep may be signs of a treatable health condition.
Read MoreInc. Magazine revealed that the oral appliance company ProSomnus Sleep Technologies is No. 3,036 on its annual Inc. 5000 list for the third year in a row. The list represents some of the fastest-growing, innovative companies.
Read MoreA flow chart from Sleep 360 Sleep Diagnostic Center illustrates the OSA patient journey from referral to customized therapy.
Read MoreThe obstructive sleep apnea treatment gains more attention after one of the largest positive airway pressure device makers issued a recall.
Read MoreUsing health record system Epic, these three healthcare practices can easily exchange patient data for improved patient care.
Read MoreA 2021 AADSM virtual meeting abstract surveyed 150 sleep physicians about their behaviors and perspectives surrounding OAT.
Read MoreThe myTAP is available within days, fit in less than 20 minutes, and validated by the most independent research studies in the market.
Read MoreOver the next few years, the market is expected to gain from the rising prevalence of sleep apnea globally, improvements in reimbursement scenario, and availability of a wide variety of products in varying cost ranges.
Read MoreOrthodontic Products: It’s become more popular to treat children earlier in life. In addition to oral appliance treatment, maxillary (jaw) expansion is receiving a lot of attention.
Read MoreDaily Independent: The clinic provides diagnosis and treatment for orofacial pain, temporomandibular joint problems, temporomandibular joint disorder, and sores or growths in the mouth. In addition, oral appliance therapy is available for patients with diagnosed sleep apnea.
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