Airway, Sleep and Respiratory Reflux
Learn a new perspective on reflux and the possible triggering mechanisms that occur during sleep.
Jeffrey Rouse | 1 month ago ›
Watch the ‘Seattle Protocol’ in Action
In the new Spear Online course, 'Seattle Protocol Chairside Demonstration,' Dr. Jeff Rouse provides a live chairside demonstration of the six steps of the...
Bonnie Serino | 2 months ago ›
Should Dentists Screen for Sleep Related Disorders?
Learn more about the HR pulse oximeter and cardiopulmonary coupling unit (CPC), which are both cost-effective and non-invasive options to treat airway...
Andrew Cohen | 2 months ago ›
Dr. Michael Gunson joins Spear Resident Faculty, 'Esthetics’ Seminar
Oral and maxillofacial surgeon Dr. Michael Gunson brings a unique clinical perspective to Resident Faculty and the 'Interdisciplinary Management of Esthetic...
Michael Ferraresi | 2 months ago ›
The First Step of Airway Implementation: Just Do It
In airway prosthodontics, you may ask: 'How do I implement all of this stuff?' Dr. TJ Imm's answer is always the same: 'You just have to do it.'
TJ Imm | 3 months ago ›
How NAC Can Help Improve Airway Function
NAC is an antioxidant drug that can relieve nighttime nasal congestion and, as a result, ease adverse airway symptoms.
Robert Winter | 4 months ago ›
How Can a Patient's Overall Health Offer Clues To Potential Airway Issues?
What can your patient's preexisting conditions and physiology tell you about their airway health?
Andrew Cohen | 6 months ago ›
Choosing the Correct Nightguard: Let the Patient Decide
Dr. Jeff Rouse breaks down the 5 main categories of appliances for wear patients and how to help a patient select the best nightguard for their...
Jeffrey Rouse | 8 months ago ›