SleepWorld Podcast Network

ASAP: Pediatric Sleep and Airway; Past, Present and the Future, Dr Mike DeLuke

This podcast episode is featuring Drs. Stacy, Tracy, and Michelle from the ASAP Pathway and their guest, Dr Mike DeLuke, of The Doc Podcast. The discussion centers on the evolving role of dental professionals in addressing airway issues in patients. The conversation highlights the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration among orthodontists, pediatric dentists, and restorative dentists, particularly in understanding how airway health impacts overall dental treatment. The speakers reflected on the progress made since the American Dental Association began addressing pediatric airway concerns in 2017, emphasizing the increased resources available for parents and practitioners alike. The dialogue also touches on the challenges faced by orthodontists in adapting to new diagnostic and treatment protocols, as well as the need for respectful communication among dental professionals regarding their respective roles. The episode underscores the significance of a unified approach to airway management, as it directly affects patient outcomes and the quality of care provided.

STT: What is a Sleep Divorce?

This week the STT Crew talks with 2 time TEDx Speaker, author, Adjunct Professor, sleep scientist, and clinical psychologist, Wend Troxel, PhD. Wendy M. Troxel, PhD is an internationally recognized sleep expert. She is a Senior Behavioral and Social Scientist at the RAND Corporation and holds adjunct faculty positions at the University of Pittsburgh and the University of Utah. A licensed clinical psychologist and certified behavioral sleep medicine specialist, she is passionate about helping people get the sleep they need to perform at their best and live life to its fullest. She’s been featured on CNN, BBC, NPR, in The New York Times, and was called by Arianna Huffington "one of the 5 most influential people in sleep." The Crew talks with Dr Troxel about the dynamics of couples and sleep. She discusses “sleep divorce” and other topics regarding sleep and couples in the bedroom. Listen in and learn more about couples and sleep.

ASAP: Untethered Airway Wellness, Dr. Meggie Graham

In this podcast episode, hosts Drs. Stacy and Tracey sit with Dr. Maggie Graham discuss the intersection of dentistry and airway health, emphasizing the importance of mentorship and education in this field. The conversation highlights the initiative, "The Untethered Way," a comprehensive course designed to help dental professionals integrate airway-focused principles into their practices. They explore the implications of muscle dysfunction related to swallowing and its effects on facial development, stressing the need for a holistic approach to patient care that goes beyond traditional dental practices. The episode underscores the significance of educating dentists about airway health to improve patient outcomes and foster collaboration with medical colleagues. The discussion reflects on developments in dental education and patient care. This topic is crucial as it addresses the growing recognition of airway health's role in overall well-being, aiming to equip more practitioners with the knowledge to provide better care and reduce the burden on patients seeking treatment.

STT: What happened at SLEEP2025 ? AI, Meds, and New CPAP therapies!

This week the SleepTech Talk crew discusses the big sleep conference, SLEEP 2025. We were lucky enough to meet up once again at this conference and there was a lot to take in... and there's a lot to talk about! Tune in as we discuss our take aways from the show.

STT: How to Make CPAP Mask More Comfortable

What if you could have a CPAP mask that was made exactly for you? That’s what Vayu Sleep has set out to do. In this episode, the STT Crew talks to David Walton, CEO and Co founder of Vayu Sleep, about his journey into sleep medicine and mask design.  Listen as David discusses the step by step process one can get a mask made to fit for them. The process leverages AI and the latest technology to make a mask specifically for the individual user.