After listening to this episode, you should be able to: Understand and define the aim of functional medicine to provide comprehensive care. Recognize and understand the normal reference ranges for key blood components, such as red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, hemoglobin, and various enzymes. Indicate an understanding of the effects of oxygen, carbon dioxide, and glucose in the bloodstream.
Today is an interesting discussion because it is foundational to everything that we see as dental professionals. We are talking myofunctional therapy but with babies.
Today is a continuation of last week’s episode where we talk about the foundational moments of a babies life that can shape the anatomical features and future habits of adults.
We continue our myofunctional therapy series this month with a focus on children.
We continue our myofunctional therapy series this month with a focus on chiropractic care for adults.
Sue Scherer joins the podcast this week to talk about what our responsibility is as dental professionals for understanding and knowing proper use and administration of antibiotics. (0.5 credits)
In this episode Teresa Power DeNike joins the podcast to chat about nasal breathing, obstructive sleep apnea, and how the dental hygienist plays a role in assessment and treatment for patients.
In this episode, Barbara Tritz introduces us to ozone therapy in treating periodontal disease and dentinal hypersensitivity.
PODCAST | In this episode, Sue Scherer helps us uncover what we can be doing for our patients from the earliest stages of family planning and through pregnancy.
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