Videoblog: Tropical Forest Invertebrates (by Chris Ketola and Judith Westveer, coordinators)
Oct 23, 2019
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Chris Ketola and Judith Westveer showcase just some of the very many invertebrates that call this tropical forest home.
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Hi all. Routine exams already put the jaw, tongue, and oropharynx in view, so the case for dental involvement in sleep-disordered breathing made sense once it was spelled out. Reading https://www.badsm.org.uk/what-is-airway-dentistry-and-how-can-dentists-get-trained-in-sleep-medicine/ linked anatomical assessment to validated questionnaires, referral pathways, and mandibular advancement devices for patients who cannot tolerate CPAP. BADSM’s training ladder from introductory awareness to Essentials-level skill is outlined. Useful overview for UK dentists exploring this area.