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The podcast features a discussion between Drs. Stacy Becker and Shane Creado, a sports psychiatrist and sleep performance doctor, discussing his unique approach to psychiatry, sports psychiatry, and sleep medicine. He emphasizes the importance of addressing underlying factors that affect brain health and sleep quality, using neuroimaging and integrative approaches. The conversation touches on the resistance in the medical field towards holistic and natural treatments, as well as the impact of sleep on overall health, including testosterone levels and brain function. The discussion also briefly mentioned the use of cannabinoids like CBD-A for sleep and mental health, highlighting the importance of understanding their effects.
The podcast provides valuable insights into optimizing brain health, sleep quality, and overall well-being through a holistic approach.
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CHAPTERS:
00:03 - Empowering insights for healthier sleep
11:15 - Challenges in integrative medicine
18:19 - Sauna benefits for brain health
28:31 - Sleep, testosterone, and health
33:59 - Personalized treatment for ADHD
39:24 - CBD for wellness
45:09 - Connecting for better health
LEARNINGS:
How does the speaker practice psychiatry, sports psychiatry, and sleep medicine differently from the average psychiatrist?
The speaker brings neuroimaging to integrative psychiatry and focuses on underlying factors rather than just symptom clusters.
What is the resistance or holdup in the medical field for more integrative, holistic approaches to psychiatry, sports medicine, and sleep medicine?
Factors such as training to prioritize pharmaceutical interventions, insurance incentives for quick med checks, and the relegation of holistic approaches as alternative have contributed to the resistance.
What is the relationship between sauna use and prevention of dementia?
Sauna use can help reduce inflammation, promote endorphins and dopamine release, and aid in the removal of beta amyloid accumulation, which can contribute to dementia.
How does the speaker differentiate between types of ADHD and tailor treatment accordingly?
The speaker uses brain scans to identify different brain regions affected by ADHD, such as frontal lobes or cerebellum, and adjusts treatment based on factors like anxiety or other underlying issues.
What are the speaker's thoughts on marijuana use in relation to sleep and mental health?
The speaker acknowledges potential benefits of cannabinoids like CBN for sleep but emphasizes the importance of using CBD/CBD A products over THC for medicinal purposes.
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This podcast features Dr. Young, an expert in minimally invasive dentistry and caries, discussing the importance of understanding dental options. Dr. Young emphasizes the need to treat caries effectively, focusing on remineralization and individualized treatment plans. He highlights the significance of assessing saliva and systemic factors in oral health. The conversation also touches on patient communication, fluoride alternatives, and the role of motivational interviewing in addressing patient concerns.
Dr. Young encourages practitioners to educate themselves on modern dental approaches and emphasizes the need for personalized care. The podcast aims to promote awareness of minimally invasive dentistry and provide practical insights for improving patient outcomes.
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CHAPTERS:
00:03 - Minimally invasive dentistry importance
11:49 - Oral systemic health connection
23:43 - Saliva assessment and impact
40:00 - Patient-centered care approach
51:22 - Fluoride alternatives discussion
LEARNINGS:
What is the importance of understanding minimally invasive dentistry and cavities?
Understanding minimally invasive dentistry and cavities is crucial for better dental care and treatment options.
How does saliva play a role in dental health?
Saliva is essential for dental health as it affects the chemical makeup of the mouth and can prevent issues like dry mouth and cavities.
What are the five ingredients for remineralization to prevent cavities?
The five ingredients for remineralization are crucial for preventing cavities and maintaining oral health.
How can patients access Caries Risk Assessment for better dental care?
Patients and oral health care providers can access Caries Risk Assessment by contacting the expert mentioned in the podcast for training and information.
How can dentists address concerns about fluoride with patients?
Dentists can address concerns about fluoride with patients by using motivational interviewing and finding alternative solutions for dental care without fluoride.
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This podcast features a conversation between Drs Stacy Becker and Stasha Gominak. Dr. Gominak switched from neurology to sleep neurology due to chronic pain and poor sleep issues within her patient base. They discuss the importance of listening to patients and focusing on individualized care rather than relying solely on controlled trials. Dr. Gominak emphasizes the role of biochemistry, neurotransmitters, and brainstem control in sleep disorders, highlighting the need for a more holistic approach to understanding sleep issues. They also touch upon the significance of vitamin D in sleep regulation and its impact on the microbiome.
The conversation underscores the importance of patient empowerment, self-advocacy, and ongoing education in navigating healthcare choices. The speakers encourage curiosity, open-mindedness, and a willingness to ask questions and explore alternative approaches to health and wellness.
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CHAPTERS:
00:03 - Transition to sleep coaching
12:17 - Neurological basis of sleep
22:46 - Listening to patient experiences
30:58 - Vitamin D and neurology
45:12 - Microbiome and growth factors
58:08 - Journey to health discovery
LEARNINGS:
Why did the speaker switch from neurology to sleep neurology and become a sleep coach?
The speaker switched to sleep neurology and became a sleep coach due to dealing with chronic pain and poor sleep in patients, leading to a different approach to studying sleep.
What role does listening to patients play in the speaker's approach to studying sleep?
Listening to patients is crucial in the speaker's approach as a sleep coach, allowing for a personalized and biochemically focused analysis of sleep issues.
How has the speaker's perspective on sleep and medicine evolved over the years?
The speaker's perspective evolved from traditional medical dogma to a more patient-centered and neurologically focused approach, challenging established beliefs in the field of sleep medicine.
What role does vitamin D play in sleep according to the speaker's research?
Vitamin D is believed to play a significant role in sleep due to the presence of vitamin D receptors in the brainstem, influencing sleep switches and overall sleep quality.
How can individuals take control of their health in relation to sleep and vitamin D based on the speaker's insights?
Individuals can explore the connection between sleep and vitamin D by seeking healthcare practitioners open to this approach, being proactive in understanding their own health dynamics, and asking questions to navigate the journey of improving sleep health.
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The podcast features Dr. Stacy Becker and guests Dr. Susan Maples and Jean Voss, discussing Jean's role as a health relationship coordinator (HRC) in patient facilitation. They talk about the challenges and opportunities in creating co-referral relationships with healthcare professionals who share their values. Jean's responsibilities include new patient intake, clinical record documentation, advocacy letters, managing supplements, and matching patients with the right healthcare providers.
The importance of taking time to connect with patients, asking open-ended questions, and empowering patients to find the right healthcare provider is emphasized. The conversation highlights the impact of attentive care on patients and the need for more autonomy in self-directed care. The podcast aims to inspire team members to consider creating a similar role in their practice and to empower patients in their healthcare journey. The discussion provides valuable insights for healthcare professionals looking to improve patient care and build collaborative relationships within the medical community.
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CHAPTERS:
00:03 - Patient facilitation mastery
10:00 - Connecting patients with professionals
20:22 - Role of health relationship coordinator
32:05 - Supporting all aspects of practice
44:53 - Importance of patient conversations
56:02 - Empowering patients and teams
LEARNINGS:
What is Jean's role as a health relationship coordinator?
Jean's role as a health relationship coordinator involves new patient intake, managing patient experiences from start to finish, creating co-referral relationships with healthcare professionals, and matching patients with the right healthcare providers.
How does Jean connect patients with the right healthcare professionals?
Jean connects patients with the right healthcare professionals by aligning patients' personal journeys and preferences with the values and practices of the physicians or healthcare providers in the network.
What are some challenges that other medical offices might face in creating a role similar to Jean's?
Some challenges that other medical offices might face in creating a role similar to Jean's include the importance of taking time to have meaningful conversations with patients, making patient care a priority, and ensuring patients feel heard and cared for by their medical team.
How does Jean ensure comprehensive patient care beyond clinical aspects?
Jean ensures comprehensive patient care beyond clinical aspects by leading open-ended conversations with patients, covering all systems including sleep and breathing, and making sure patients feel heard and understood in nonclinical areas.
What impact does Jean's role have on patients and their healthcare experiences?
Jean's role has a significant impact on patients by empowering them to have more autonomy and self-directed care, helping them find healthcare providers that match their goals, and ensuring they feel cared for and heard in their healthcare journey.
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This podcast features a discussion among a group of healthcare professionals, including orthodontists, prosthodontists, and restorative dentists. They talk about the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in patient care, focusing on topics like treatment planning, Airway awareness, and the impact of oral health on overall wellness. The speakers emphasize the need for communication and teamwork among different medical specialties to provide comprehensive care for patients. They also highlight the role of mentorship and continuous learning in improving patient outcomes. The conversation underscores the significance of sharing knowledge and expertise across disciplines to enhance patient care and address complex health issues effectively. The speakers express gratitude for their mentors and stress the importance of humility and collaboration in healthcare practice. The discussion showcases the benefits of working together as a team to benefit patients and improve healthcare outcomes.
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00:03 - Building strong team dynamics
13:42 - Interactive discussion sessions
20:03 - Enhancing patient care strategies
31:11 - Aligning goals for treatment
39:07 - Effective patient referral process
44:23 - Establishing medical collaborations
49:50 - Inspiring humility and collaboration
LEARNINGS:
What is the focus of the group mentioned in the podcast transcript?
The group is focused on treatment planning patients and discussing cases together.
How do the members of the group benefit from their discussions?
The discussions help them learn from each other, gain different insights, and improve patient care.
What is emphasized in the meetings of the group?
The meetings emphasize open discussion, sharing of clinical literature, and collaborative treatment planning.
How does the group approach patient care differently?
The group focuses on interdisciplinary collaboration, considering factors like aesthetics, function, and airway health in treatment planning.
How does the group aim to improve patient outcomes?
By fostering communication with medical colleagues, sharing insights, and creating collaborative lines between dental and medical professionals.
Episode: Ep.33, The Dentist/Ortho Dream Team PART 2, Drs. Melissa Swanson and Katie Bullwinkel
Introduction:
- In this episode of ASAP Pathway, Drs. Melissa Swanson and Katie Bullwinkel continue their discussion on the Dentist/Ortho Dream Team.
- They share insights on interdisciplinary collaboration, patient care, and the importance of communication among healthcare professionals.
**Guests:**
- Dr. Melissa Swanson
- Dr. Katie Bullwinkel
**Main Topics Discussed:**
- Importance of interdisciplinary groups like Airway Aware Charleston
- Discussion on treatment planning and patient care
- Collaboration between dentists, orthodontists, and other healthcare professionals
- Focus on patient wellness and holistic care
- Communication and coordination among the healthcare team
- Impact of oral health on overall health and well-being
**Key Takeaways:**
- Emphasis on teamwork and collaboration in providing comprehensive patient care
- Importance of understanding each healthcare professional's perspective and expertise
- Focus on patient-centered care and addressing individual needs
- Advocacy for open communication and sharing of information among the healthcare team
- Recognition of the interconnectedness of oral health with overall health and well-being
**Conclusion:**
- The episode highlights the value of teamwork, communication, and collaboration in delivering holistic patient care. Drs. Melissa Swanson and Katie Bullwinkel share their experiences and insights on working together as part of an interdisciplinary healthcare team.
**Note:** The show notes provide a detailed summary of the podcast episode, focusing on the key topics discussed, main takeaways, and the guests involved. The information is presented in a clear and organized manner to give listeners a comprehensive overview of the episode.
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This podcast transcript features Dr. Zaghi, a Harvard Medical School graduate, discussing the comprehensive treatment of sleep disordered breathing and tongue tie disorders in children and adults. The conversation delves into the importance of evolving medical practices, such as focusing on root causes rather than just treating symptoms with medications. Dr. Zaghi emphasizes the significance of diet, gut health, and holistic measures in addressing health issues, particularly in children.
The discussion also touches on the challenges faced in the medical industry, including insurance-driven models that prioritize illness over health. Dr. Zaghi highlights the need for a shift towards patient-centered care and the integration of alternative modalities in medical practices. The conversation underscores the importance of community support and feedback in driving positive change in healthcare practices. The podcast provides valuable insights into the evolving landscape of healthcare and the importance of a holistic approach to treatment.
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CHAPTERS:
00:03 - Empowering insights and community
05:06 - Medicine's ever-changing landscape
14:11 - Root causes of sleep issues
20:26 - Holistic approaches in medicine
33:54 - Challenges in medical practices
43:22 - Impactful community feedback
LEARNINGS:
What is Dr. Zaghi's background and area of expertise?
Dr. Zaghi graduated from Harvard Medical School, completed residency in ENT at UCLA, and sleep surgery fellowship at Stanford University. He focuses on the comprehensive treatment of nasal obstruction, mouth breathing, snoring, and obstructive sleep apnea in children and adults.
What are some of the obstacles faced in the medical field according to the podcast?
Some obstacles mentioned include a bias against holistic measures, a focus on pharmaceutical interventions, and resistance to change within traditional and insurance-based models.
What modalities are emphasized in the conversation regarding pediatric health and treatment?
The conversation emphasizes nasal breathing, myofunctional therapy, addressing soft tissue inflammation, tonsils, adenoids, palate expansion, and alternative modalities before considering ENT surgeries.
Why are more physicians and dentists moving towards concierge practices?
Physicians and dentists are moving towards concierge practices to practice medicine outside of insurance-driven paradigms, which are seen as antiquated and focused more on illness than health.
What is the importance of new research in sleep medicine mentioned in the podcast?
New research in sleep medicine highlights the importance of slow wave sleep in dementia prevention, the cleansing of cerebral spinal fluid, and cognitive health in adults, making it an exciting time for advancements in the field.
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The podcast features Dr. Stacy Becker talking with Drs. Rebecca Bockow and Michael Gunson discussing their educational platform and course called Healthy Growth, focusing on healthy facial development in children. They emphasize early intervention and collaboration with various professionals to optimize growth and development. The importance of interdisciplinary teamwork and reframing the conversation around health in orthodontics is highlighted. They address the need to avoid overpromising results and emphasize the complexity of treating conditions like sleep apnea. The speakers stress the significance of understanding facial growth patterns and the impact on overall health. Collaboration between orthodontists and oral surgeons is emphasized, with a focus on achieving optimal results for patients. The conversation also touches on the importance of recognizing and addressing issues in facial development early on to prevent long-term problems.
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CHAPTERS:
00:03 - Educational platform origins discussed
08:04 - Unhealthy growth patterns addressed
17:22 - Interdisciplinary collaboration insights shared
28:52 - Orthodontic community debates explored
36:28 - Healthcare providers' caution emphasized
44:48 - Orthodontics impact on airway analyzed
LEARNINGS:
What is the educational background of Dr. Bockow mentioned in the podcast?
Dr. Bockow has a background in periodontics and earned a master's in oral biology at the University of Pennsylvania.
What is the unique approach of the course 'Healthy Growth' discussed in the podcast?
The course 'Healthy Growth' starts with identifying a healthy face and then looks at dysfunctional patterns in children that lead to unhealthy growth, incorporating early orthodontic intervention and myofunctional therapy.
How does the podcast highlight the importance of collaboration among different healthcare professionals?
The podcast emphasizes the collaboration between oral surgeons, ENTs, orthodontists, pediatric dentists, sleep physicians, SLPs, and OMTs in addressing issues related to growth and development.
What is the main focus of the course discussed in the podcast in terms of patient care?
The course focuses on early intervention to remove obstacles to growth and development in children, ensuring they grow into their optimal selves.
What is the key message regarding orthodontic treatment and health outcomes conveyed in the podcast?
The podcast stresses the importance of focusing on overall health outcomes rather than just specific treatments, such as orthodontics, to ensure the best results for patients.
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The podcast transcript features Dr. Audrey Yoon, a specialist in orthodontics and pediatric dentistry with a focus on sleep medicine. The discussion revolves around her journey in the field of dental sleep medicine, starting from her research on sleep apnea to her involvement in creating the World Dentofacial Sleep Society.
Dr. Yoon emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary care and advocacy for dentistry's role in sleep medicine. The conversation also touches on her collaboration with Dr. Christian Guilleminault (CG) and their work in expanding the field of pediatric sleep medicine. The podcast highlights the significance of staying updated with the latest developments in healthcare and the power of imagination in transforming medicine.
The speakers express gratitude for their community and the support they receive in their endeavors. The podcast provides insights into the evolving landscape of dental sleep medicine and the collaborative efforts to improve patient care.
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CHAPTERS
00:03 - Dr. Audrey Yoon's impressive bio
06:25 - Origin of World DentoFacial Sleep Society
14:49 - Advocacy for interdisciplinary care
20:56 - Challenges and gratitude in dentistry
33:58 - Innovative ideas in sleep medicine
39:59 - Pets and relaxation plans
LEARNINGS:
What is Dr. Audrey Yoon's background and specialization?
Dr. Audrey Yoon is a dual trained orthodontist and pediatric dentist who specializes in Dental Sleep Medicine.
How did Dr. Audrey Yoon get involved in Dental Sleep medicine research?
Dr. Audrey Yoon started her journey in Sleep apnea research during her orthodontic residency and later connected with mentors like CG.
What inspired the creation of the World Dentofacial Sleep Society?
Dr. Audrey Yoon was inspired by her mentor, Dr. Christian Guilleminault, to advocate for more dentists and orthodontists in the Sleep medicine field, leading to the establishment of the World Dentofacial Sleep Society.
What is the significance of interdisciplinary care in Dental Sleep Medicine?
Dr. Audrey Yoon emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary care in advocating for dentistry's involvement in Sleep medicine, promoting collaboration between dental and medical professionals.
How does Dr. Audrey Yoon balance her various roles and responsibilities?
Dr. Audrey Yoon juggles multiple roles, including private practice, teaching, and international initiatives, by prioritizing tasks and being present in the moment to manage her time effectively.
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This podcast features Drs. Stacy Becker and Tracey Ngyuen talking with Dr. J, a practicing orthodontist and educator, discussing the importance of early intervention orthopedics and Airway health in orthodontics. The conversation highlights the increasing interest in these areas within the orthodontic community, driven by advancements in technology and a growing awareness of the impact on overall health. Dr. J emphasizes the need for collaboration between orthodontists, dentists, and sleep physicians to provide comprehensive care for patients.
The discussion also touches on the challenges faced by general practitioners entering the orthodontic field and the importance of proper education and training. The podcast underscores the evolving landscape of orthodontics and the importance of staying informed and connected within the profession to provide the best possible care for patients.
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CHAPTERS:
00:03 - Orthodontic education and growth
06:41 - Technology in dental communication
18:14 - Challenges in airway orthodontics
32:41 - Collaboration for sleep health
41:57 - Inspiring future generations
LEARNINGS:
Why are more orthodontists looking into early intervention and orthopedics?
Orthodontists are seeing a shift towards early intervention and orthopedics due to increased awareness and interest in areas like Airway health and non-surgical skeletal expansion.
How has technology impacted communication and advancements in dentistry?
Technology has revolutionized communication in dentistry, allowing practitioners to share and describe information more effectively, driving advancements in the field.
What challenges do practitioners face in the field of orthodontics and Airway health?
Practitioners face challenges such as differing perspectives on treatment approaches, the need for more research, and the importance of thorough evaluation before intervention.
Why is it important for dentists and orthodontists to collaborate on Airway health issues?
Collaboration between dentists and orthodontists is crucial in addressing Airway health concerns, as it can prevent potential side effects like facial deformities from treatments like CPAP.
What advice does Dr. J offer to those interested in learning more about sleep disorder breathing and orthodontic anatomical changes?
Dr. J recommends that individuals interested in these topics should seek education but understand the complexity of orthodontic treatments and the need for a solid foundation in the field before diving into advanced courses.
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The podcast featured speakers Drs Becker, Swanson and Bullwinkel discussing their collaboration in the field of Airway dentistry. They talked about the importance of working together and communicating effectively to provide comprehensive care for patients. The conversation highlighted the need for orthodontists and general dentists to align their language and approach when dealing with Airway issues. They emphasized the significance of building a strong team and network to support patients' overall health. The speakers shared their experiences and insights on integrating Airway-focused practices into their work. The discussion also touched on the challenges and rewards of expanding their professional networks to include specialists like pediatricians and ENTs. Overall, the podcast underscored the value of collaboration and continuous learning in the field of Airway dentistry to improve patient outcomes.
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Dr. Melissa Swanson's Practice, Expertise Dental
Dr. Katie Bullwinkel's Ortho Practice, Vincent and Bullwinkel Orthdontics
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CHAPTERS:
00:03 - Dynamic dental duo introduction
12:28 - Orthodontist-airway language barrier
20:38 - Team collaboration and diagnostic tools
28:28 - Impactful relationships with medical professionals
33:55 - Patient-centered communication approach
44:41 - Community impact and expertise sharing
Learnings:
How did Doctor Melissa Swanson and Doctor Bullwinkle first connect?
They met through an orthodontist at UCSF during continuing education.
What prompted Doctor Swanson to start focusing on Airway issues?
She was encouraged by an assistant to do expansion on a child, which led her down the Airway path.
What advice does Doctor Swanson give to orthodontists and general dentists to better collaborate on Airway issues?
She suggests showing specialists the records and diagnostics used, as well as having open conversations and aligning on treatment approaches.
How does Doctor Swanson work with ENTs and pediatric dentists in her practice?
She collaborates with ENTs on joint issues and receives referrals from pediatric dentists for early expansion cases.
What is Doctor Swanson's advice for healthcare providers who are new to addressing Airway issues?
She recommends starting small, being open with patients about limitations, and referring them to specialists when needed.
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The podcast transcript features speakers, Drs. Stacy Becker and Susan Maples, discussing the role of dentistry in health and wellness, emphasizing collaboration with medical professionals. The conversation highlights the importance of treating patients holistically, addressing issues like cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and chronic inflammation.
The Total Health Academy is mentioned as a resource for dentists looking to promote total health in their practices. The speakers stress the significance of building trust with patients through physician referrals and effective communication. They advocate for a team-based approach to healthcare, focusing on prevention and wellness.
The discussion also touches on the importance of patient experiences and effective referral practices between healthcare professionals. The speakers emphasize the need for ongoing learning and collaboration to provide optimal care for patients.
The ASAP Pathway online platform and community help their members build their collaborative teams locally.
The podcast aims to empower listeners with insights on promoting total health and fostering collaborative relationships in healthcare.
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Learn from Dr.Maples at the Total Health Academy
Dr Maple's Practice
Dr Maple's Speaking
Dr Maple's Book and Podcast, Brave Parent
CHAPTERS:
00:03 - Empowerment for healthier futures
08:31 - Building trust with physicians
19:35 - Optimal health collaboration network
33:11 - Effective specialist referrals communication
48:30 - Continuous learning and support
LEARNINGS:
What is the Total Health Academy and how does it support dentists?
The Total Health Academy is a resource for dentists to learn about collaboration in healthcare and promoting total health. It provides support and tools for dentists to help patients achieve optimal health.
How does collaboration with medical professionals benefit patients?
Collaboration with medical professionals builds trust and allows for a holistic approach to treating patients. Patients are more likely to follow through with treatment when there is a team of healthcare providers working together.
How can dentists help patients beyond just treating oral health issues?
Dentists can help patients by addressing systemic health issues such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and inflammation. By focusing on total health, dentists can contribute to the overall well-being of their patients.
What role does communication play in collaboration between dentists and medical professionals?
Effective communication is essential for successful collaboration between dentists and medical professionals. Clear communication ensures that patients receive comprehensive care and that healthcare providers understand each other's roles and expertise.
How can dentists ensure a smooth referral process to other healthcare providers?
Dentists can create a network of physicians and specialists for referrals, establish clear communication channels, and provide detailed information about the patient's needs and the reason for the referral. This helps ensure a seamless transition for the patient and enhances collaboration among healthcare providers.
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The podcast featured a conversation between two speakers, Dr Stacy Becker Ochoa and Patrick McKeown, discussing the importance of nose breathing over mouth breathing for overall health. The discussion highlighted how breathing affects various aspects of health, including respiration, sleep, mental health, and dental health.
The speakers emphasized the need for awareness and conversations about breathing, especially in the context of obstructive sleep apnea in children. They also touched upon the impact of mouth breathing on sleep quality and the potential link to central sleep apnea. The importance of breathing exercises, particularly for children, was also emphasized.
The conversation provided insights into the significance of proper breathing techniques for overall well-being. The podcast took place in a casual setting, with one speaker sharing their daily routine and personality traits. Overall, the discussion shed light on the often overlooked topic of breathing and its profound impact on health.
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The Buteyko Clinic
Buteyko on IG
Buteyko on YouTube
CHAPTERS:
00:03 - Breathing awareness importance conversation
19:51 - Children sleep apnea factors
28:31 - Sleep arousal breathing patterns
38:30 - Central apnea mouth breathing connection
52:10 - Child breathing exercises benefits
Learnings:
Why is nose breathing important and why is mouth breathing considered bad?
Nose breathing is important because it affects major functions like respiration, sleep, mental health, and dental health. Mouth breathing can lead to dry mouth, increased risk of snoring, obstructive sleep apnea, impact on concentration, focus, and stress levels.
What are some of the factors that can drive faster breathing during sleep?
Factors like room temperature, air quality, and underlying breathing patterns can drive faster breathing during sleep. Additionally, stoppage of breathing followed by exaggerated hyperventilation upon resuming breathing can lead to arousal during sleep.
How can mouth breathing impact sleep apnea and what are some challenges in treating it?
Mouth breathing can lead to sleep fragmentation and other issues in sleep apnea patients. High loop gain individuals may not respond well to mandibular advancement devices or surgery. Additionally, mouth breathing can sometimes lead to central sleep apnea, posing challenges in treatment.
Why is it important to have conversations about breathing, especially with children?
Having conversations about breathing is crucial as it can impact various aspects of health, including sleep, mental health, and overall well-being. Teaching children proper breathing techniques can help them avoid issues like mouth breathing and sleep disorders.
What are some simple exercises that can help children improve their breathing?
There are simple breathing exercises that children can do to improve their breathing, such as breathing in and out through the nose. These exercises can be beneficial for children's overall health and well-being.
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The podcast transcript features a conversation between Drs. Stacy Becker Ochoa and Mike DeLuke discussing the importance of addressing airway issues in children. They emphasize the need for collaboration between medical and dental professionals, particularly orthodontists, to provide proactive care and improve patient outcomes.
The speakers highlight the challenges in traditional orthodontic practices and advocate for early intervention in children to address airway and craniofacial issues. They stress the importance of education and training in treating young patients and call for increased coordination between different specialties.
The speakers also touch on personal preferences and challenges in their careers, emphasizing the need to stay true to oneself while striving to make a positive impact. Overall, the conversation underscores the significance of proactive, evidence-based care in improving children's health and well-being.
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DOC YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@delukeorthodonticcoaching
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CHAPTERS:
00:03 - Empowering insights and stories
10:03 - Challenging the status quo
24:17 - Bridging clinical-academic gap
36:37 - Continuous practice improvement
46:51 - Enhancing interdisciplinary collaboration
57:19 - Training for young patients
01:06:30 - Personal insights and reflections
LEARNINGS:
What is the main focus of the podcast?
The podcast focuses on connecting with experts, sharing real-life stories, and breaking down complexities surrounding critical issues like screening techniques and collaboration with medical colleagues.
How does the podcast aim to empower its audience?
The podcast aims to empower listeners with actionable insights and a supportive community.
Why is there a shift in attitude towards skepticism and doubt regarding Airway issues?
The podcast suggests that awareness is growing within a group of professionals who are challenging skepticism and doubt, aiming to address Airway issues more proactively.
What obstacles are discussed in the podcast regarding the coordination between physicians and dentists in treating young patients?
The podcast addresses the need for better coordination and cross-training between physicians and dentists, particularly in the orthodontic field, to improve the treatment of young patients with Airway issues.
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The podcast featured speakers Drs. Stacy Becker Ochoa and Steve Carstensen, who are experts in dental sleep medicine and discussed the role of dentists in identifying and addressing airway issues in patients, particularly children. The importance of dentists in screening for airway problems, such as mouth breathing, was emphasized, as these issues can have a significant impact on overall health and lifespan. The speakers highlighted the need for collaboration between dental and medical professionals to address airway issues effectively.
The podcast also mentioned the importance of starting conversations with patients about airway health and the role of dentists in promoting overall wellness. The speakers encouraged healthcare professionals to expand their scope of practice and prioritize screening for airway issues in their patients. The podcast emphasized the collaborative efforts of the ASAP Pathway initiative in promoting awareness and education in the field of dental sleep medicine.
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ADA Brochures (Sleep 10 Discount Code)
Collaboration Cures 2024 CE Event
ADA Pediatric Airway CE Event 2024
CHAPTERS:
00:03 - Dental sleep medicine overview
07:40 - Impact of mouth breathing
22:05 - Importance of screening children
28:59 - Recognizing mouth breathers
37:46 - Starting the conversation
43:01 - Community health collaboration
LEARNINGS:
Why is dentistry considered a front line healthcare profession for the crania facial respiratory complex?
Dentistry is pivotal in identifying and screening individuals struggling with breathing and sleep issues, impacting lifespan and health span.
What are some signs of mouth breathing in children?
Signs of mouth breathing include lips apart, chapped lips, and red gums, with quiet and effortless breathing being the norm.
How can someone recognize a mouth breather?
A simple trick is to ask the individual to breathe through their nose and observe if they revert to mouth breathing, or use a business card between their lips.
Why is it important for dentists to screen for Airway problems in adults and children?
Dentists play a crucial role in enhancing awareness of Airway issues, collaborating with medical colleagues, and providing interventions for better breathing.
What is the significance of the Children's Airway brochure mentioned in the podcast?
The Children's Airway brochure serves as a tool to start conversations about Airway health and encourage healthcare professionals to expand their scope of care for patients.
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The podcast featured Dr. Stacy and Nicole Goldfarb discussing orofacial myology, speech language pathology, and myofunctional therapy. Nicole founded the San Diego Center For Speech And Myofunctional therapy and has extensive experience in the field. They highlighted the importance of addressing myofunctional issues in addition to speech problems, emphasizing the need for specialized training in myofunctional therapy.
They discussed the role of dental professionals in screening for sleep disorder breathing issues in children and the importance of collaboration among healthcare providers. The conversation also touched on the impact of diet and nutrition on oral health and the need for a holistic approach to treatment.
They emphasized the potential long-term benefits of myofunctional therapy and the growing awareness of its importance in addressing underlying causes of jaw growth issues. The speakers highlighted the need for increased education and awareness in academia and the importance of empowering patients to seek out information and advocate for their health.
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ARTICLE FOR OROMYOFUNCTIONAL THERAPY AGES 0-4
CHAPTERS:
00:03 - Meet oral health expert
05:33 - Speech therapy overview
16:50 - Function screening importance
22:02 - Myofunctional therapy benefits
31:16 - Nutrition and function connection
37:25 - Therapy progress factors
47:00 - Changing healthcare dynamics
LEARNINGS:
What is Nicole Goldfarb's background in speech language pathology and orofacial myofunctional therapy?
Nicole Goldfarb founded the San Diego Center For Speech And Myofunctional therapy over 20 years ago. She has been practicing speech language pathology since 2003 and oral facial myofunctional therapy since 2008. She is the 193rd certified oral facial myo in the world.
What does speech language pathology therapy typically focus on?
Speech language pathology therapy involves speech articulation, comprehension issues, expressive and receptive language issues, and delayed language. It covers a wide range of areas within communication disorders.
How does myofunctional therapy differ from speech language pathology therapy?
Myofunctional therapy is a modality of treatment that focuses on correcting oral muscular, soft tissue issues related to oral rest posture, chewing, and swallowing. It is a specific area of focus that not all speech language pathologists are trained in.
Why are dental professionals like dentists and dental hygienists important in identifying myofunctional issues?
Dental professionals are crucial in identifying myofunctional issues because they have regular access to patients' mouths and can observe issues related to occlusion, jaw position, and oral function. They can play a key role in early screening and referral for myofunctional therapy.
What factors influence the progress and duration of myofunctional therapy?
Factors such as age, motivation, compliance, and concurrent orthodontic treatment can influence the progress and duration of myofunctional therapy. Progress may vary for children versus adults, and ongoing exercises may be necessary for some patients.
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The podcast transcript features speakers Drs Stacy Becker Ochoa, Michelle Weddle and Jamison Spender, discussing topics related to dental sleep medicine, TMJ dysfunction, and the use of platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) injections in TMJ health. The conversation highlights the importance of mentorship, clinical management, and the connection between airway issues and jaw problems. The speakers emphasize the need for dentists to expand their knowledge base and stay updated on advancements in the field, particularly in sleep, airway, and TMJ dysfunction.
They also discuss the benefits of hands-on training and collaboration among practitioners to improve patient outcomes. The use of PRF injections in TMJ health is highlighted as a promising technique with positive outcomes. The speakers stress the importance of understanding the interrelated aspects between sleep and TMJ health to provide better treatment options for patients.
The podcast emphasizes the need for ongoing education and collaboration in the field of dental sleep medicine and TMJ dysfunction.
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CHAPTERS:
12:04 - TMJ expertise and innovations
19:45 - Revolutionizing TMJ treatments
28:19 - Interconnected sleep and TMD
34:39 - Future of regenerative medicine
40:38 - Practical approach to research
45:47 - Hands-on learning for practitioners
LEARNINGS:
What is the significance of the Spencer Study Club in relation to pediatric dental sleep medicine?
The Spencer Study Club was created to provide mentorship and a platform for practitioners in pediatric dental sleep medicine, focusing on clinical management and case discussions.
How has platelet rich fibrin (PRF) impacted the treatment of TMJ dysfunction?
PRF injections into the TMJ have shown positive outcomes, reducing the need for surgeries and simplifying the treatment process by promoting healing.
What is the connection between airway issues and jaw problems in relation to sleep and TMD?
Ignoring airway issues can hinder the improvement of jaw problems, emphasizing the importance of understanding the interrelated aspects between sleep, TMD, and airway health.
How has the use of advancement devices in treating sleep apnea affected clenching and grinding compared to occlusal splints?
Advancement devices have shown to be more effective in reducing clenching and grinding associated with sleep apnea, highlighting the need for a comprehensive understanding of airway issues in dental practice.
What role does collaboration between medical and dental professionals play in the future of sleep, airway health, and TMJ dysfunction?
Collaboration between medical and dental professionals is expected to increase in the next five years, leading to advancements in treatment approaches and a shift towards regenerative medicine techniques like PRF.
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The podcast featured speakers Drs Stacy Becker Ochoa and Kevin Boyd discussing pediatric dentistry, orthodontics, and early childhood orthopedics. Kevin Boyd's influence on the field was highlighted, emphasizing the importance of early intervention in dental care. The conversation touched on the need for incorporating sleep education in dental training and the significance of listening and compassion in patient care. The speakers also discussed behavior management techniques and the long-lasting impact of childhood experiences. The podcast emphasized the ripple effect of positive interactions and the importance of being present in the moment. Overall, the discussion underscored the need for early intervention in dental care and the impact of childhood experiences on overall health.
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E-mail Dr Boyd (Ask for Orla) To Organize a Lecture
CHAPTERS:
00:03 - Global impact of pediatric dentistry
10:26 - Early orthodontic intervention benefits
24:04 - Innovative dental treatment approaches
31:40 - Holistic health and compassionate care
42:12 - Childhood memories and sweet treats
LEARNINGS:
What is Kevin Boyd known for in the dental field?
Kevin Boyd is known for inspiring many dentists, orthodontists, and pediatric dentists to focus on early childhood orthodontics and behavior guidance.
Where did Kevin Boyd complete his postgraduate residence training in pediatric dentistry?
Kevin Boyd completed his postgraduate residence training in pediatric dentistry at the University of Iowa.
What is the importance of early childhood orthodontics according to Kevin Boyd?
Kevin Boyd emphasizes the importance of early childhood orthodontics to address issues like distal collusion (class two) that can appear as early as 1-3 years old.
What does Kevin Boyd suggest about incorporating sleep education into dental practices?
Kevin Boyd suggests that incorporating sleep education into dental practices, especially during orthodontic residency, can help dentists understand the importance of sleep health for overall well-being.
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The podcast transcript features a conversation between Drs Stacy Becker Ochoa and Lou Chmura, discussing the importance of incorporating airway considerations in orthodontic treatment. The discussion highlights the need for a comprehensive approach to orthodontics that includes evaluating the airway, TMJ complex, and overall patient function. The speakers emphasize the importance of collaboration among various healthcare professionals, such as orthodontists, general dentists, myofunctional therapists, and sleep physicians, to provide holistic care for patients. They also stress the significance of ongoing learning and sharing knowledge within the dental community.
The conversation underscores the ripple effect of providing comprehensive care and the impact it has on patients, their families, and the community.
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CHAPTERS:
00:03 - Discovering airway orthodontics journey
13:17 - Comprehensive orthodontic approach insights
21:01 - Challenges in airway research
34:25 - Importance of collaborative care
47:49 - Building supportive healthcare community
LEARNINGS:
Why is it important to consider the Airway complex in dentistry?
Considering the Airway complex is crucial because it influences overall health and needs to be discussed more.
How does Dr Chmura suggest approaching orthodontic treatment comprehensively?
The speaker suggests looking at the patient as a whole, including the Airway, TMJ complex, and overall function.
What concerns are raised about the current approach to orthodontics using clear aligners?
Concerns are raised about the focus on straightening teeth without addressing comprehensive orthodontic issues.
Why does the speaker emphasize the importance of collaboration among different healthcare professionals?
Collaboration is essential to address various aspects of patient care, including Airway health, myofunctional therapy, and overall well-being.
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The podcast featured speakers Stacy, Maggie, and Liz discussing their journey in addressing oral restrictions and airway issues in patients. They emphasized the importance of collaboration between medicine and dentistry to provide holistic care.
They highlighted the challenges faced in educating patients and medical professionals about the impact of tongue ties and the need for informed consent. The speakers also touched on the need for practitioners to present all treatment options to patients and avoid unnecessary care. They discussed the shift towards a more patient-centered approach in healthcare and the importance of advocating for comprehensive care.
The podcast concluded with the importance of speaking up and working together to help more people in their healthcare journey. The conversation took place in a supportive and collaborative atmosphere, focusing on improving patient outcomes and raising awareness about oral health issues.
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CHAPTERS:
00:03 - Root cause health journeys
11:17 - Collaboration in medicine-dentistry
21:14 - Empowering patients with options
26:53 - Controversies in tongue releases
37:48 - Intentional living and advocacy
LEARNINGS:
What was the starting point for the journey of the speakers in the podcast?
The journey started with oral restrictions for one of the speaker's sons and a family member's heart attack due to undiagnosed sleep apnea.
How do the speakers plan to build a network of providers to help families in the future?
The speakers aim to work together to build a network of providers within their practices and potentially expand in the future.
What challenges do medical doctors face in incorporating Airway awareness into their practice?
Medical doctors face challenges in changing the culture of medical school and adapting to a more patient-centered approach.
What concerns do the speakers have regarding informed consent and patient autonomy in healthcare?
The speakers emphasize the importance of presenting patients with all treatment options and allowing them to make informed decisions without financial biases.
How do the speakers address misconceptions and challenges in their profession, particularly concerning Tongue releases?
The speakers discuss the lack of respect and understanding in the medical community regarding Tongue releases and advocate for a holistic approach to patient care.
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Drs. Ochoa and Lim discuss the importance of early orthodontics and myofunctional therapy in optimizing health and wellness, particularly in children with obstructive sleep apnea and upper airway resistance issues.
They emphasize the need to address underlying airway issues to improve overall child development and reduce the need for multiple interventions. The conversation highlights the role of dentists in collaborating with other healthcare providers to identify and treat airway and sleep issues in both children and adults. The speakers stress the significance of early intervention and the impact it can have on changing the trajectory of a child's health.
The discussion also touches on the need to raise awareness among healthcare providers about the importance of addressing airway issues and integrating them into dental and medical practices. The speakers express admiration for each other's work and commitment to improving patient outcomes through comprehensive care.
This is the ASAP Pathway Podcast, Airway, Sleep, and Pediatric Pathway, where sleep and airway health take center stage, one breath at a time. VISIT: ASAP Pathway
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CHAPTERS:
00:03 - Early airway health innovations
12:47 - Newborn to orthodontic care
18:06 - Dentistry's role in wellness
26:51 - Addressing child development challenges
35:18 - Dentists' impact on children's health
40:31 - Connecting for pediatric wellness
LEARNINGS:
What is the focus of the ASAP Pathway Podcast?
The podcast focuses on sleep and airway health for kids, providing information and insights on screening techniques and collaboration with medical colleagues.
Who is Dr. Shereen Lim and what is her expertise?
Dr. Shereen Lim is a dentist based in Perth, Western Australia, with a special interest in children's airway health. She is actively involved in the management of snoring and sleep apnea and focuses on tongue tie management, early orthodontics, and myofunctional therapy.
What inspired Dr. Lim to start her journey in airway health?
Dr. Lim's husband's snoring inspired her to research dental appliances for reducing snoring and sleep apnea. This led her to enroll in a post-graduate diploma and become one of Australia's first dentists to qualify in this area.
What is the importance of early intervention in airway health?
Early intervention is crucial in addressing airway health issues in children. By identifying and addressing problems early on, such as mouth breathing and tongue ties, it is possible to optimize craniofacial development and prevent long-term health issues.
This is the ASAP Pathway Podcast, Airway, Sleep, and Pediatric Pathway, where sleep and airway health take center stage, one breath at a time. VISIT: ASAP Pathway
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