Hundreds of your patients are suffering with undiagnosed sleep apnea. This practical, interactive course will teach you to identify and treat this condition, thereby improving your patients’ health and quality of life. We will cover the four vital steps for successful implementation: Awareness, Diagnosis, Financials, and Treatment. Additionally, you will leave this seminar with confidence in your understanding of typical healthy sleep and sleep apnea, with knowledge of the signs, symptoms, and health consequences of untreated sleep apnea. Also, a review of appliance selection criteria will be reviewed. 

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Date Available: 10/1/25

Date Reviewed: 3/1/26

Date Removed: 10/30/26

Many clinicians understand the basics of sleep apnea, the need for screening and functionality of oral appliances, but few are fluent in the appointment-by-appointment protocols. Come develop the next step in your sleep apnea therapy journey as we discuss the fundamentals of a sleep study review, a bite technique, an appointment-by-appointment treatment workflow and documentation that is required. We will also discuss medical insurance and financial considerations involved with sleep therapy.

Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) enhances dentists’ ability to diagnose and treat with precision. In this course, Dr. Erin Elliott shares best practices for optimizing CBCT in implant planning, placement and identifying common incidental findings. Attendees will also explore CBCT’s role in managing snoring and sleep apnea. Designed for general dentists, this program provides practical insights and actionable takeaways to elevate patient care and improve clinical outcomes using advanced imaging technology.

There are hundreds of undiagnosed patients in your practice suffering from sleep apnea. This practical, interactive course is designed to educate you on detecting and treating this condition so you can improve your patients’ health and quality of life. This course emphasizes the four vital steps for successful implementation: Awareness, Diagnosis, Financials, and Treatment. You will leave this seminar with confidence in your understanding of sleep and sleep apnea, signs, symptoms, and health consequences of untreated sleep apnea, and oral appliance selection criteria.

Note: This course is recommended prior to taking "Take a Bite Out of Sleep Apnea: Hands-on Workshop for Sleep Appliance Records" (Fr5049 or Sa5060).

This practical course empowers dentists and their teams to effectively treat sleep apnea using oral appliance therapy. Designed for real-world general practice, attendees will gain hands-on experience in selecting the best appliances, taking accurate full-arch digital or analog impressions, and capturing precise protrusive bites with innovative tools. Leave confident in your ability to integrate these essential skills into your workflow and improve patient outcomes with practical, evidence-based techniques.

Note: It is necessary to have sleep apnea knowledge prior to taking this course. See Dr. Elliott's "Sleep Apnea: Time to Wake Up!! Introduction to Screening in your Practice" in-person (Fr7010) or online (On8019) lectures for more information.

This practical course empowers dentists and their teams to effectively treat sleep apnea using oral appliance therapy. Designed for real-world general practice, attendees will gain hands-on experience in selecting the best appliances, taking accurate full-arch digital or analog impressions, and capturing precise protrusive bites with innovative tools. Leave confident in your ability to integrate these essential skills into your workflow and improve patient outcomes with practical, evidence-based techniques.

Note: It is necessary to have sleep apnea knowledge prior to taking this course. See Dr. Elliott's "Sleep Apnea: Time to Wake Up!! Introduction to Screening in your Practice" in-person (Fr7010) or online (On8019) lectures for more information.