Panthera Dental Launches Sleep Research Grant, Case Report Project
The oral appliance developer aims to advance dental sleep medicine through investigator-initiated research funding and a new real-world clinical case library.
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How to Lighten the Load for Sleep Apnea Patients
Clinicians move beyond disease burden to address 'treatment burden'—the strain patients can experience related to managing their OSA.
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FDA Clears Nylon Oral Appliance with Single-Point Midline Advancement
The device, cleared for mild to moderate OSA, is available immediately. PDAC coverage is pending.
Robert Miller Joins Daybreak’s Senior Leadership Team
The SleepTech Talk co-host connected with the mail-order oral appliance therapy company as a patient first.
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FDA Clears Nylon Oral Appliance with Modular Advancement System
Its upper and lower splints can be incrementally adjusted with interchangeable Z-Links on each side.
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Panthera Launches DUO Option So Patients Don’t Miss a Night of Therapy
The new Panthera DUO program provides two identical oral appliances per patient at a bundled price, helping clinicians ensure uninterrupted sleep apnea treatment and fewer emergency remakes.
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AIO Breathe Oral Appliances Earn PDAC Verification
K1027 is for oral devices/appliances used to reduce upper airway collapsibility, without fixed mechanical hinges, that are custom-fabricated, and it includes fitting and adjustment.
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Sleep Physician Develops App for ‘Everything Related to Health and Fitness’
The free and paid versions of the AIOMEGA app integrate data from consumer devices, add patented sleep algorithms, and enable physicians and dentists to monitor a wide range of biometric and cardiopulmonary measures.
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Making Pediatric Airway Care Feasible for Dental Practices
A dentist shares clinical red flags, adjunctive therapies, and partnership strategies that enable general dental practices to address pediatric OSA.
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Rethinking What Counts as ‘Well-Treated’ Obstructive Sleep Apnea
A patient advocate realizes that perfect can become the enemy of good care for OSA patients who fail or refuse CPAP.
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What to Do When There Are No Dental Sleep Medicine Practitioners Around
Sleep physicians have more options than they may realize for helping patients access oral appliance therapy.
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Vivos’ Budget Oral Appliance Earns PDAC Verification
Its streamlined design and efficient manufacturing process allow Vivos to deliver high-impact therapy at a budget-conscious rate.
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ProSomnus’ New ‘EVO Guided’ Is Bioengineered to Maximize Efficacy
The EVO Guided oral appliance is bioengineered to dilate the oropharynx and the velopharynx for optimal therapeutic success.
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Merger Targets Barriers to Dental Sleep Medicine Growth
Executives say the integration is designed to boost insurance reimbursement and simplify administration.
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Military Wants Better Oral Appliance Access for Active-Duty Personnel, Veterans with OSA
The VA/DoD wants better access to oral appliances for active-duty service members and veterans, according to a clinical practice guideline update.
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How Hypoxic Burden Could Change Sleep Apnea Therapy Prescriptions
Oral appliance therapy looks stronger through the lens of hypoxic burden. Should the metric go mainstream?
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3D Printing Is Custom Fit for Sleep Medicine
From custom CPAP masks to bioprinted airway tissues, three-dimensional printing technology seems tailored for sleep diagnostics and therapies.
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It’s the Documentation, Dentists
Dentists are skilled at performing exams to assess candidacy for oral appliance therapy. However, challenges arise when detailing the findings in SOAP notes format for medical insurers.
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