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Tip Tuesday | Interprofessional Collaboration: A Key to Successful Sleep Apnea Treatment

Tip TuesdayApril 22, 2025 Interprofessional Collaboration: A Key to Successful Sleep Apnea Treatment April is Interprofessional Healthcare Month, a time to recognize the power of collaboration in medicine and its critical role in improving patient outcomes. In today’s healthcare landscape, treating complex conditions like obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) requires a team-based approach—one where dentists, sleep physicians, myofunctional therapists, ENT specialists, and other healthcare professionals work together to provide comprehensive, patient-centered care. Sleep apnea is not just a dental issue, nor is it solely a sleep disorder—it is a condition that affects multiple systems in the body, from the airway to …

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Oral Cancer Awareness and Sleep Apnea: Why Regular Oral Health Screenings are Essential for Patients with Sleep and Airway Disorders

April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month, a time to highlight the critical importance of oral health in the broader context of overall well-being. While most associate oral cancer with smoking or heavy alcohol use, there is an often-overlooked link between oral health and sleep disorders—particularly obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). For individuals living with OSA, regular oral health screenings are more vital than ever. OSA, a condition characterized by repeated interruptions in breathing during sleep, has serious implications not just for cardiovascular and metabolic health, but also for oral and orofacial health. As we bring attention to prevention and early detection …

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Oral Cancer Awareness and Sleep Apnea: Why Regular Oral Health Screenings are Essential for Patients with Sleep and Airway Disorders

April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month, a time to highlight the critical importance of oral health in the broader context of overall well-being. While most associate oral cancer with smoking or heavy alcohol use, there is an often-overlooked link between oral health and sleep disorders—particularly obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). For individuals living with OSA, regular oral health screenings are more vital than ever. OSA, a condition characterized by repeated interruptions in breathing during sleep, has serious implications not just for cardiovascular and metabolic health, but also for oral and orofacial health. As we bring attention to prevention and early detection …

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Tip Tuesday | Supporting Children with Autism: The Importance of Tailored Sleep and Airway Treatments

Tip TuesdayApril 15, 2025 Supporting Children with Autism: The Importance of Tailored Sleep and Airway Treatments April is Autism Acceptance Month, a time to recognize the unique needs of children with autism and advocate for better support in all areas of their development—especially their health. One critical yet often overlooked aspect of well-being in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is sleep and airway health. Sleep disturbances are highly prevalent in children with ASD, with research showing that up to 80% of these children experience difficulty falling asleep, frequent nighttime awakenings, or sleep-disordered breathing (SDB), including obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). …

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Unlocking the Future of Pediatric Dentistry: The Critical Role of Airway Health

For decades, dentistry has focused on cavity prevention, orthodontics, and overall oral health. However, a growing body of research highlights an urgent need for dentists to expand their role—especially when it comes to recognizing and addressing airway health issues in children. Dr. Leonard DeLuke recently published an article emphasizing the importance of airway-centered care in pediatric dentistry, urging dental professionals to become proactive in identifying sleep-disordered breathing (SDB) and other airway concerns early on. Why Pediatric Airway Health Matters Airway health is a cornerstone of overall well-being. Proper breathing and oxygenation are essential for cognitive development, physical growth, and behavioral …

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Unlocking the Future of Pediatric Dentistry: The Critical Role of Airway Health

For decades, dentistry has focused on cavity prevention, orthodontics, and overall oral health. However, a growing body of research highlights an urgent need for dentists to expand their role—especially when it comes to recognizing and addressing airway health issues in children. Dr. Leonard DeLuke recently published an article emphasizing the importance of airway-centered care in pediatric dentistry, urging dental professionals to become proactive in identifying sleep-disordered breathing (SDB) and other airway concerns early on. Why Pediatric Airway Health Matters Airway health is a cornerstone of overall well-being. Proper breathing and oxygenation are essential for cognitive development, physical growth, and behavioral …

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Tip Tuesday | Oral Cancer Awareness and Sleep Apnea: Why Regular Oral Health Screenings are Essential for Patients with Sleep and Airway Disorders

Tip TuesdayApril 8, 2025 Oral Cancer Awareness and Sleep Apnea: Why Regular Oral Health Screenings are Essential for Patients with Sleep and Airway Disorders April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month, a time to highlight the critical importance of oral health in the broader context of overall well-being. While most associate oral cancer with smoking or heavy alcohol use, there is an often-overlooked link between oral health and sleep disorders—particularly obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). For individuals living with OSA, regular oral health screenings are more vital than ever. OSA, a condition characterized by repeated interruptions in breathing during sleep, has serious …

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Tip Tuesday | Unlocking the Future of Pediatric Dentistry: The Critical Role of Airway Health

Tip TuesdayApril 1, 2025 Unlocking the Future of Pediatric Dentistry:  The Critical Role of Airway Health For decades, dentistry has focused on cavity prevention, orthodontics, and overall oral health. However, a growing body of research highlights an urgent need for dentists to expand their role—especially when it comes to recognizing and addressing airway health issues in children. Dr. Leonard DeLuke recently published an article emphasizing the importance of airway-centered care in pediatric dentistry, urging dental professionals to become proactive in identifying sleep-disordered breathing (SDB) and other airway concerns early on. Why Pediatric Airway Health Matters Airway health is a cornerstone …

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The Connection Between Sleep, ADHD, and Behavioral Challenges in Kids

As National Sleep Awareness Month Comes to a Close, Let’s Talk About Kids and Sleep As we wrap up National Sleep Awareness Month, it’s essential to highlight a critical yet often overlooked issue—the connection between sleep, ADHD, and behavioral challenges in children. Many kids who struggle with attention, hyperactivity, and emotional regulation may not have a neurological disorder but rather an undiagnosed sleep or airway issue disrupting their rest. As dental professionals, we have the power to recognize these early signs and help guide families toward solutions that can improve both sleep and behavior. Why Sleep-Disordered Breathing Mimics ADHD When …

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The Connection Between Sleep, ADHD, and Behavioral Challenges in Kids

As National Sleep Awareness Month Comes to a Close, Let’s Talk About Kids and Sleep As we wrap up National Sleep Awareness Month, it’s essential to highlight a critical yet often overlooked issue—the connection between sleep, ADHD, and behavioral challenges in children. Many kids who struggle with attention, hyperactivity, and emotional regulation may not have a neurological disorder but rather an undiagnosed sleep or airway issue disrupting their rest. As dental professionals, we have the power to recognize these early signs and help guide families toward solutions that can improve both sleep and behavior. Why Sleep-Disordered Breathing Mimics ADHD When …

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Tip Tuesday | The Connection Between Sleep, ADHD, and Behavioral Challenges in Kids

Tip TuesdayMarch 25, 2025 The Connection Between Sleep, ADHD, and Behavioral Challenges in Kids As National Sleep Awareness Month Comes to a Close, Let’s Talk About Kids and Sleep As we wrap up National Sleep Awareness Month, it’s essential to highlight a critical yet often overlooked issue—the connection between sleep, ADHD, and behavioral challenges in children. Many kids who struggle with attention, hyperactivity, and emotional regulation may not have a neurological disorder but rather an undiagnosed sleep or airway issue disrupting their rest. As dental professionals, we have the power to recognize these early signs and help guide families toward …

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The Link Between Sleep and Mental Health: Managing Stress, Anxiety, and Sleep Disorders

Recognizing National Sleep Awareness Month National Sleep Awareness Month is the perfect time to highlight the powerful connection between sleep and mental health. As research continues to uncover the impact of sleep on emotional well-being, one thing is clear—quality sleep is essential for managing stress, reducing anxiety, and supporting overall mental health. At The Vivos Institute®, we are pioneering the way dental professionals can take a leading role in sleep and airway health, helping patients address the root causes of sleep-related issues that affect both their physical and emotional well-being. How Sleep Impacts Mental Health The relationship between sleep and …

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