Why Early Orthodontic Intervention Matters

News & Blog Early orthodontics, early treatment, and early intervention are common terms that have been floated around in the orthodontic profession in my career. Many traditional orthodontists suggest it […]
Common Myths About Orthodontics and Airway Health Debunked

News & Blog There are many orthodontic myths just as there are dental myths. Probably the most common orthodontic myth is that malocclusion is largely a genetically determined thing. There […]
Airway Orthodontic Innovations That Have Transformed Patient Care

News & Blog I would love to say that there are many airway innovations and orthodontic advancements in orthodontic care that are enhancing the airway health of large segments of […]
Events You Should Attend And Why

Attending industry events expands knowledge, fosters networking, and showcases advancements in orthodontics and health. Gain insights, connect with experts, and stay ahead in transforming patient care.
People You Should See Speak and Why

Engaging speakers on orthodontics, health, and wellness inspire audiences by sharing expertise, addressing challenges, and offering actionable insights to foster better health and quality of life.
Organizations You Should Consider Joining and Why

Joining professional organizations like the AAO or AAPMD offers networking, continuing education, and resources to advance your orthodontic expertise and enhance patient care quality.
Airway problems disguised as ADD, ADHD and/or fatigue

Airway problems like sleep-disordered breathing can mimic ADD/ADHD symptoms, causing fatigue, inattention, and behavioral issues. Identifying and treating these conditions improves overall health and cognitive function.
Sleep apnea and sleep related breathing disorders in children

Sleep apnea in children can lead to serious health issues, including irreversible brain damage from oxygen desaturation during apneic events.
Myofunctional Therapy

Myofunctional Therapy involves exercises to train facial and oropharyngeal muscles, promoting proper rest oral posture and 100% nasal breathing.
Narrow Palate and Sleep Apnea: What You Need to Know

News & Blog Narrow palates have become incredibly common, but we were all meant to have broad palates with enough room for our teeth. What happens to produce a […]