Mike Giesy, DDS

Sleep Dentistry
Dental sleep medicine: Part 1 -- What dentists need to know
Dentistry has the unique opportunity to identify not only tooth-related problems but a myriad of systemic diseases as well, writes Dr. Mike Giesy. A growing public awareness of obstructive sleep apnea is an opportunity for a practice to bridge the gap between dentistry and medicine and also make a difference in patient's lives.
August 18, 2016
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