Elite Dental Institute and Dr. Brian Allman Come To Historic Boston, Massachusetts

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Dr. Allman speaking to attendees.

"With Sleep Apnea, there are no quick fixes, no cutting corners. This is life and death and there is no room for dabblers." says Dr. Allman.

(PRWEB) September 10, 2013

Boston is well known for its many famous inhabitants and the mark they left on our history. What you may not know is that our sixth president, John Quincy Adams, born in Massachusetts, was known to be a loud snorer. He died after collapsing on the floor of the House of Representatives suffering from a stroke. Could his stroke be a result of Sleep Apnea? We will never know because at that time, Sleep Apnea had not been discovered or diagnosed.

Today, we know that the statistics are staggering.  According to the Wisconsin Sleep Heart Health Study, it is estimated that over 17% of Americans have a condition known as  Obstructive Sleep Apnea or, OSA for short. 6% of our citizens have a moderate or severe form of OSA which is linked to heart disease, stroke, diabetes, obesity and death. Considering that there are over 315, 000,000 living in the United States, there are over 53,500,000 sufferers.

In this highly populous area, it is essential that dentists know how to identify and treat this deadly disease with Oral Appliance Therapy.
 
Dr. Brian Allman of the Elite Dental Institute introduced the 7 Appointment Protocol more than 4 years ago and since that time Dr. Allman has taught hundreds of dentists how to treat their patients effectively by collaborating with area physicians. This type of step-by-step treatment utilizing a collaborative "circle of care" philosophy allows dentists to treat this deadly disease to the absolute highest standard of care. "With Sleep Apnea, there are no quick fixes, no cutting corners. This is life and death and there is no room for dabblers." says Dr. Allman. Read more about the course and the protocol at: http://www.elitedentalinstitute.com/file/Sleep101.html

There are many courses throughout the country offering various ways to practice dental sleep medicine. Here are just a few of the things to look for in order to get the most out of a course before deciding to spend valuable time and money:
The instruction should come from evidence-based literature.
The course/instructor should not promote one "miracle" appliance or equipment that requires a huge investment.
The course/instructor should offer ongoing support and monthly webinars to keep dentists updated on the latest medical changes and motivated to succeed.
The course should always be an AGD-PACE approved continuing education provider.
The institution should have a 99.9% Approval Rating (5 out of 5 Stars).

The Elite Dental Institute courses meet all of the above requirements, not to mention that Dr. Allman has 8 Fellowships & Diplomats which means that he has the qualifications that are mandatory in an instructor.
Visit http://www.elitedentalinstitute.com/file/Testimonials.html now and find out why Elite Dental Institute students are successfully treating sleep apnea patients worldwide and about the Master Dental Sleep Physician (MDSP) designation. Dr. Allman is a practicing Dental Sleep Physician with a successful dental sleep medicine practice, a collaborative study group with over 20 referring physicians and with this kind of experience, is it easy to show dentists how to succeed in their local area as well.

Ready to make the move to start confidently treating patients with Sleep Apnea? Come to the course in Boston on September 27-28 at the historic Boston Park Plaza. It's right around the corner so register now!

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