At the Root: The Curious Case of the Cranky Comrade
Middle age, for me, has produced all kinds of wonderful little miracles – like hair growing out of my ear, and a sporadic weird eye … more
Dental Magazine
Editorial: Complications & Communication
As I gathered the submissions to this month’s Oral Surgery issue, I could not help but notice that most of the papers submitted dealt with … more
At the Root: Best Advice From Some the Oral Health Editorial Advisory Board
Jordan Soll If you look up the word experience in the dictionary it says “see Mistakes.” Janice Goodman My dad gave me the … more
Pre-orthodontic Intervention for Pediatric Sleep Disordered Breathing: A (R)evolutionary Solution to a Modern Problem
Malocclusion (HM) is a rising public health epidemic that is seen mainly within industrialized/industrializing cultures. To date, there is no published evidence that malocclusion had … more
Airway Centric® Dentistry: Past, Present and Future – A Paradigm Shift
There is an Airway Centric paradigm shift in dentistry. We are excited that this edition of Oral Health is being devoted to Airway Health and … more
Growth Guidance
As parents, we absolutely want what is best for our children in every way. Many parents are well aware of the specific milestones that our … more
Three Weeks, Days and Minutes; Airway Trumps Everything
Ten years ago, I took a weeklong survival class in the SE Utah high desert with my son. No food, water, tent, sleeping bag or … more
Physiological Dentistry and Heart Rate Variability
The future of dentistry involves evaluation of the patient providing collaborative optimal care alongside other healthcare practitioners. The increased interest and involvement with sleep, pain … more
Airway Centered Dentistry: (The A, B, C’s of Treatment for Chronic Face Pain/OSA and Closing Anterior Openbite Without Ortho)
Bullet points: 1. Definition-orthopedic/functional breathing 2. Comorbidity of orthopedic and facial pain and breathing 3. Answers to our questions 4. Method or technique-paradigm shift 5. … more
The Next Step in Sleep Dentistry: Is There Anything We Can Do for the Ones Who Don’t Have Apnea?
Dentists have become involved in the treatment of sleep apnea for several reasons. An oral appliance is usually less uncomfortable than sleeping with a continuous … more
Airway Orthodontics: An Argument for Early Orthodontic Treatment
This article is not about the “how” of airway orthodontics. It’s about the “why”. But it does suggest that a regard for the rationale of … more
Book Review: GASP! Airway Health – The Hidden Path to Wellness
The Book GASP Is A Game Changer I was in dire need of a tool to help me explain to patients that some dental symptoms … more
Your Top Picks: January 2017
Oral Health Group appreciates all of its readers and viewers, whether you’re keeping up on daily dental news, watching our new Best Practices series, going through our … more
Heroic Dentistry – Courage or Folly?
Every day we come to the rescue of our patients by taking them out of pain, combating the results of an accident, reversing the ravages … more