Deepit Anand, founder and fund manager of Sapphire Group of Funds and who has experience running a dental support organization, is financially backing the new company.
Inc. 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.
Spurred by the pandemic, dentists, oral appliance makers, and home medical equipment companies find ways to minimize or eliminate patient contact.
Orthodontic 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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He will collaborate with other clinicians to develop and publish research that systemically evaluates health outcomes for patients who are diagnosed with OSA and treated with oral appliance therapy.
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The company strives for a common, universal commitment to bring more patients into more successful OSA treatment, regardless of therapy.
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Panthera has issued a statement saying its digital production process allows for increases in production capacity for its custom-made D-SADs while maintaining 10-day turnaround times for the devices.
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“The objective is to help sleep physicians and dental sleep providers to get affected patients back into safe, comfortable, and effective therapy.”
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And what can dental sleep medicine do to shorten time to treatment?
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Precision oral appliances are capable of successfully treating patients with mild, moderate, and severe OSA, according to an abstract.
Read MoreNew York Times: People with sleep apnea who can’t tolerate the noise and discomfort of a CPAP machine might benefit from a mouth guard or surgery.
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Many patients who start on CPAP for sleep apnea note a decrease in their middle-of-the-night bathroom visits. But do patients who choose mandibular advancement devices get the same benefit?
Read MoreKenneth A. Mogell, DMD, DABDSM, helps many people on Medicare treat their sleep apnea with oral appliances.
Read MoreThe most studied treatment for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is positive airway pressure, but some people with mild or moderate OSA may benefit from oral appliance therapy.
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“ProSomnus proudly supports research that investigates the performance of precision oral appliances for the treatment of obstructive sleep apnea.”
Read MoreOral health product developer OrVance said Monday that it has rolled out a new effervescent cleaning product specifically designed for use with removable oral appliances.
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Across the country, dentists are finding motivation and pathways for helping people with sleep apnea get diagnosed and treated.
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