Airway vs. Occlusion: The Role of the Dental Profession, Part 2
Airway vs. Occlusion: The Role of the Dental Profession, Part 2
Course Overview: Welcome to “Airway vs. Occlusion: The Role of the Dental Profession, Part 2.” In this captivating course, Dr. Kevin Kwiecien, D.M.D, M.S., delves deeper into the intricacies of sleep-disordered breathing, equipping dental practitioners with essential knowledge to recognize risk factors and potential dangers associated with this condition. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the significance of airway evaluations within their dental practice and explore the correlation between certain medical conditions and the likelihood of experiencing sleep-disordered breathing. This course will also address the challenge of protecting teeth with a full-arch appliance in a “physiologic” position versus utilizing a mandibular advancement appliance to improve the patient’s airway.
Course Description: Join Dr. Kevin Kwiecien as he uncovers the critical risk factors and potential hazards of sleep-disordered breathing, a condition that profoundly impacts overall health and well-being. Through a series of engaging lessons, this course emphasizes the importance of incorporating airway evaluations into your dental practice to ensure comprehensive patient care. Participants will also gain valuable insights into medical conditions that may exacerbate sleep-disordered breathing and explore the dilemma of balancing tooth protection with airway management using different dental appliances.
Learning Objectives: By the end of this course, participants will:
- Gain a comprehensive understanding of how the initial exam can serve as a crucial tool for identifying risk factors associated with sleep-disordered breathing, enabling early intervention and better patient outcomes.
- Review the concept of centric relation (fully-seated condylar position) and its relevance in the context of dental occlusion and airway management.
- Appreciate the limitations of a well-adjusted dental appliance in addressing nighttime bruxism and explore alternative treatment modalities for more effective patient care.
Course Structure: This course comprises three enlightening lessons, each designed to provide participants with a holistic understanding of sleep-disordered breathing:
Lesson 1: Identifying Sleep Disorders Duration: 11:16 CE Credit: 0.00
Lesson 2: Ramifications of Poor Sleep Quality Duration: 11:04 CE Credit: 0.00
Lesson 3: Overview of Treatment for Poor Sleep Duration: 22:31 CE Credit: 0.75
Course Presenter: Dr. Kevin Kwiecien, a renowned expert in dental sleep medicine, brings his vast experience and research to this course, ensuring participants receive the latest and most relevant information in the field.
Who Should Enroll: This course is tailored for dental professionals who seek to enhance their expertise in recognizing and managing sleep-disordered breathing. Whether you are a dentist, orthodontist, dental hygienist, or dental specialist, this course is a valuable asset in advancing your professional skills.
Why Choose This Course: Take your practice to new heights by enrolling in “Airway vs. Occlusion: The Role of the Dental Profession, Part 2.” Gain invaluable insights into sleep-disordered breathing and its impact on dental health, enabling you to provide comprehensive and effective care to your patients. By better understanding the relationship between airway management and dental occlusion, you can tailor treatment plans to optimize both oral health and overall well-being.
Promotional Emotion: Elevate your professional journey and make a meaningful difference in your patients’ lives by enrolling in “Airway vs. Occlusion: The Role of the Dental Profession, Part 2.” Discover the secrets to identifying and managing sleep-disordered breathing, and unlock the path to exceptional patient care. Join us now, and together, let’s unlock the potential of dental sleep medicine to revolutionize your practice! Don’t miss out on this opportunity – enroll today and embark on a transformative learning experience. Your patients will thank you for it!
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