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Dentists attack sleep apnea
Encouraged by new guidelines from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, dentists are making oral appliances that reduce the symptoms of sleep apnea. See two videos on how to fit an appliance.
February 12, 2008
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Yankee Dental Show Report: Dental practice market heats up
With dental office revenues rising sharply in the last five years, dentists are finding that their practices are worth more than ever these days. At the Yankee Dental Congress, experts shared tips for buyers and sellers.
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