Dentists

Today, more patients than ever are willing to take ownership of their well-being. Yet many are still unaware that they can talk to their dentist about a major contributor to their health and happiness, their sleep. You have the power to change that.

Did you know that up to half of your patients snore?  While it’s truly a distraction in the bedroom, it’s time to recognize there’s a lot more to snoring that could keep them up at night. Sleep-related dental problems such as GERD and bruxism may be signs of more serious health risks including stroke, heart disease, arrhythmias and esophageal cancer. Plus there are proven links between lack of sleep and a host of problematic symptoms including depression, memory loss, hypertension, and weight gain.

TAP Sleep Care allows you to effectively treat the full spectrum of sleep-disordered breathing, so you can offer your patients a holistic, more intelligent approach to sleep that can dramatically improve their quality of life. For a deeper dive into the TAP Sleep Care System, check out our webinar with Dr. Steve Carstensen.