ProSomnus Sets Sights on Business Optimization with $10M Boost
ProSomnus raised $10 million in a convertible preferred equity offering to fuel growth and improve operations.
ProSomnus raised $10 million in a convertible preferred equity offering to fuel growth and improve operations.
Dog eat your patient's oral appliance? A few simple solutions can protect your patients' sleep apnea therapy investments.
Not only does suggesting a particular oral appliance treats sleep apnea better than other appliances sound like marketing rhetoric, but it also endangers the credibility of oral appliances as a therapeutic modality.
The oral appliance for snoring and OSA provides several new features aimed at helping clinicians enhance their success in dental sleep medicine, according to Glidewell.
Read MoreOral appliances for sleep apnea are not the only device or service dental sleep medicine practitioners offer that patients’ medical insurance could cover.
Read MoreProSomnus’ CEO says the record quarter reflects growing acceptance of its precision medical devices as a solution for sleep apnea treatment.
Read MoreThe company has made strides in recovering from COVID-19 setbacks and is now on track to achieve positive cash flow by mid-2024, a quarter ahead of schedule, according to the company’s CEO.
Read MoreDental sleep medicine practitioners can help senior adults who want to use their Medicare benefits overcome common therapy challenges.
Read MoreThe study also found the device to be more effective in mild to moderate and severe OSA patients compared to traditional oral appliance therapy.
Read MoreThe data will be presented in oral and poster presentations at the 2023 American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine Annual Meeting, being held from May 19 to 21 in Philadelphia.
Read MoreThe patent adds to a portfolio of several issued patents covering ProSomnus’ iterative titration technology in its oral appliance therapy devices.
Read MoreProsomnus’ oral devices are precision-manufactured with twin-mated posts and digitally milled to be patient-specific, according to the company.
Read MoreThese intensive programs let dentists gain practical skills to expand into dental sleep medicine while continuing to work full-time at their existing practice.
Read MoreAirway Management shares the HCPCS code it received for flexTAP, an oral appliance designed to treat mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea.
Read MoreThe use of intraoral appliances is growing in dental practices, and dentists are offering more variety than just several years ago, according to an ACE Panel report.
Read MoreWith this new free hotel stay promotion, Glidewell aims to extend its educational outreach to dentists around the nation.
Read MoreThe study measures treatment effectiveness as the product of therapeutic efficacy and nightly compliance.
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