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Ralf Tor
Sep 11

Hi everyone. Building a credible oral appliance service meant understanding training scope and limits first. Looking at https://www.badsm.org.uk/dental-sleep-medicine-training-why-every-dentist-needs-it/ gave a full picture: clinical rationale, observable airway-related signs, collaborative care with medical colleagues, progressive BADSM pathways, and realistic practice advantages for patients who cannot tolerate CPAP. One of the more straightforward “why train” pieces I found while planning dental sleep medicine CPD.

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