Breath Lab

Anyone else love their results after zoom? I can’t lie, I was nervous about doing this treatment because of horror stories I have heard from other clinicians and patients about severe pain afterwards. My teeth were pretty sensitive the night after treatment but nothing I like the stories I have heard.
I did 5 rounds!! 🤪
Our office protocol was to take 400-600mg of ibuprofen an hour before the zoom treatment and it has worked like a charm for our staff and patients. Happy patients make me happy so I am curious what you guys are doing to help with this problem.

Kor whitening is still my absolute favorite whitening system. There just isn’t anything better on the market in my opinion but I am in love with my zoom results!!

What does your office do to prevent discomfort after ZOOM treatment?

This weeks recommended CE Course!! • Sleep Apnea Management for the Dentist • link in bio!
3 Credit Hours. Always free 🍾
Sleep Apnea Management for the Dentist will review the pathophysiology of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). The screening of patients in whom OSA is suspected will be reviewed. Finally, the management of OSA will be discussed with the focus on use of mandibular advancement devices in its treatment.
is the future people!!

Welcome to Breath Lab!
Check out our Podcast to find out how breathing and airway issues should be discussed with our patients. (Link in bio)

Breath Lab also recommends weekly CE courses for Dental Professionals!

Our Purpose: Share Knowledge
We are investigating how our faces have begun to deform. Today, our skulls are marked by high, narrow palates, short lower jaws and, often, insufficient space. We all know that children drop their baby teeth, there’s typically inadequate room for the adult teeth, which leads to crowding and misaligned teeth. Worst of all, this anatomy encourages mouth-breathing, which can, in turn, lead to under-the-radar sleep difficulties and a whole array of problems ranging from behavioral challenges, anxiety, and depression to cognitive issues. These conditions can be corrected through orthodontics, dentistry, myofunctional therapy, and even surgery to remove tonsils and adenoids. 🦷
•Myofunctional Therapy•

It is no surprise that Dental Intelligence is offering a remote option for Dentists during this crisis. At this point in the game many offices have set up some type of digital consultation even if it is just simply communicating with your patients via email. This FREE option will take the aches and pains out of what you are already trying and open the door to many other options to interact with your patients and your team.

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