An interdisciplinary approach in dentistry such as facially generated treatment planning get patients beyond hygiene operatory and into more comprehensive...
Jeffrey Rouse | 1 year ago ›
Maxilla Is Key in Comprehensive Treatment Planning
Dr. Jeffrey Rouse builds the case for dentists to keep the maxilla in mind when planning comprehensive treatment.
Jeffrey Rouse | 1 year ago ›
Increasing Comprehensive “Airway” Exams: Getting Patients Out of the Hygiene Operatory
Getting patients to agree to more comprehensive treatment requires getting them out of the hygiene chair and to start talking about their health.
Jeffrey Rouse | 1 year ago ›
Advanced FGTP – The Inclusion of Airway Prosthodontics
Today, airway has become part of what I refer to as advanced FGTP. Our cases need to start with an awareness of anatomic issues that could be related...
Jeffrey Rouse | 1 year ago ›
Distraction Osteogenesis Maxillary Expansion (DOME): Fixing the Deficient Maxillary Wax Rim
With airway in mind, Dr. Jeff Rouse explains how DOME uses bone-borne expansion advantages of a MARPE paired with a reduced surgical intervention.
Jeffrey Rouse | 2 years ago ›
Orthodontic Therapy and the Airway – An AAO White Paper Review (Part 2)
Airway management expert Dr. Jeff Rouse explains adult and childhood management of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) by orthodontists.
Jeffrey Rouse | 2 years ago ›
Airway Aware: The Next Step in Treatment Planning
Dr. Jeff Rouse says the beauty of the Airway Aware strategy is it can be done by any dentist in any practice setting without investing in screening devices.
Jeffrey Rouse | 2 years ago ›
Orthodontic Therapy and the Airway – An AAO White Paper Review
Airway management expert Dr. Jeff Rouse weighs in on the AAO's white paper, 'Obstructive Sleep Apnea and Orthodontics.'
Jeffrey Rouse | 3 years ago ›
3 Tips to Talk to Staff as Your Practice Reopens
It's important to have your team's comfort and safety at the forefront of your discussions as you consider the practice's eventual reopening.
Jeffrey Rouse | 3 years ago ›
A-EFSB: Airway and 3D Treatment Planning
With the addition of airway to the EFSB (esthetics, function, structure, biology) concept, our focus is now 3D. It does not change the idea of setting...
Jeffrey Rouse | 3 years ago ›
Anterior Repositioning Appliance: The Night Guard You Never Heard Of
A splint anterior repositioning appliance that is not traditionally mentioned in dental school can be a very successful design.
Jeffrey Rouse | 3 years ago ›
Children Sleep Studies: A ‘Gold Standard’ in Need of Polishing
Even if a sleep study comes back ‘normal,' a child may still have a compromised airway.
Jeffrey Rouse | 4 years ago ›