Dental Triple Double: CE, Dinner & Jazz Game

Dental Triple Double: CE, Dinner & Jazz Game

A very real opportunity to grow your practice by implementing a revolutionary, potentially life-saving therapeutic protocol into your dental practice.

You have likely heard of sleep dentistry. Over the past two decades, sleep dentistry has offered a pathway for general dentists to participate in the treatment of one of the most pervasive and life threatening health concerns of the modern era. Obstructive sleep apnea affects tens of millions of people of all ages. In 98% of cases, the airway obstruction is the result of tissue malformations that typically present as mid-facial hypoplasia and mandibular retrognathia..

Up until now, sleep dentistry has historically played a role in delivering a palliative alternative to CPAP using mandibular advancement oral appliances. Unfortunately, both CPAP and mandibular advancement require lifetime intervention and never truly resolve the condition.

What if there was another way?

There is. Introducing the Vivos System, a revolutionary approach that goes beyond current sleep dentistry options and offers the prospect of symptom remediation in as little as 12 - 18 months. The research and development team at Vivos Therapeutics has developed a number of biomimetic oral appliances that have been used in the treatment of over 10,000 cases over the past nine years. These proprietary oral appliances play a central role in a highly effective, multi-disciplinary clinical approach with patients who suffer from mild-to-moderate sleep apnea.

Imagine the possibilities.

The Vivos System allows you to offer patients the prospect of regaining the health and vitality that comes from breathing well, sleeping deeply, and getting the rest their bodies need to thrive—all without lugging around a CPAP unit or an oral appliance for the rest of their lives.

Presented By: Michael Bennett, DDS

Dr. Bennett earned a Bachelor of Science degree at Brigham Young University
and completed his four year training at The University of Oklahoma, earning
his Doctor of Dental Surgery. In 2011, Dr. Bennett chose to limit his practice to
treating patients with craniofacial pain, TMD and sleep disordered breathing
due to the overwhelming need he observed within the community. Today, Dr.
Bennett enjoys sharing knowledge regarding the healing power of sleep and
giving them tools to prevent and heal disease.