ASAP Pathway Dr. Stacy Becker Ochoa, DDS

The podcast featured a conversation between two speakers, Dr Stacy Becker Ochoa and Patrick McKeown,  discussing the importance of nose breathing over mouth breathing for overall health. The discussion highlighted how breathing affects various aspects of health, including respiration, sleep, mental health, and dental health.
The speakers emphasized the need for awareness and conversations about breathing, especially in the context of obstructive sleep apnea in children. They also touched upon the impact of mouth breathing on sleep quality and the potential link to central sleep apnea. The importance of breathing exercises, particularly for children, was also emphasized.
 The conversation provided insights into the significance of proper breathing techniques for overall well-being. The podcast took place in a casual setting, with one speaker sharing their daily routine and personality traits. Overall, the discussion shed light on the often overlooked topic of breathing and its profound impact on health.

This is the ASAP Pathway Podcast, Airway, Sleep, and Pediatric Pathway, where sleep and airway health take center stage, one breath at a time. VISIT: ASAP Pathway

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CHAPTERS:

00:03 - Breathing awareness importance conversation 
19:51 - Children sleep apnea factors 
28:31 - Sleep arousal breathing patterns 
38:30 - Central apnea mouth breathing connection 
52:10 - Child breathing exercises benefits 


Learnings:
Why is nose breathing important and why is mouth breathing considered bad?
Nose breathing is important because it affects major functions like respiration, sleep, mental health, and dental health. Mouth breathing can lead to dry mouth, increased risk of snoring, obstructive sleep apnea, impact on concentration, focus, and stress levels.

What are some of the factors that can drive faster breathing during sleep?
Factors like room temperature, air quality, and underlying breathing patterns can drive faster breathing during sleep. Additionally, stoppage of breathing followed by exaggerated hyperventilation upon resuming breathing can lead to arousal during sleep.

How can mouth breathing impact sleep apnea and what are some challenges in treating it?
Mouth breathing can lead to sleep fragmentation and other issues in sleep apnea...

The podcast transcript features a conversation between Drs. Stacy Becker Ochoa and Mike DeLuke discussing the importance of addressing airway issues in children. They emphasize the need for collaboration between medical and dental professionals, particularly orthodontists, to provide proactive care and improve patient outcomes.
The speakers highlight the challenges in traditional orthodontic practices and advocate for early intervention in children to address airway and craniofacial issues. They stress the importance of education and training in treating young patients and call for increased coordination between different specialties.
The speakers also touch on personal preferences and challenges in their careers, emphasizing the need to stay true to oneself while striving to make a positive impact. Overall, the conversation underscores the significance of proactive, evidence-based care in improving children's health and well-being.

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CHAPTERS: 
00:03 - Empowering insights and stories 
10:03 - Challenging the status quo 
24:17 - Bridging clinical-academic gap 
36:37 - Continuous practice improvement 
46:51 - Enhancing interdisciplinary collaboration 
57:19 - Training for young patients 
01:06:30 - Personal insights and reflections 



LEARNINGS: 

What is the main focus of the podcast?
The podcast focuses on connecting with experts, sharing real-life stories, and breaking down complexities surrounding critical issues like screening techniques and collaboration with medical colleagues.

How does the podcast aim to empower its audience?
The podcast aims to empower listeners with actionable insights and a supportive community.

Why is there a shift in attitude towards skepticism and doubt regarding Airway issues?
The podcast suggests that awareness is growing within a group of professionals who are challenging skepticism and doubt, aiming to address Airway issues more proactively.

What obstacles are discussed in...

The podcast featured speakers Drs. Stacy Becker Ochoa and Steve Carstensen, who are experts in dental sleep medicine and discussed the role of dentists in identifying and addressing airway issues in patients, particularly children. The importance of dentists in screening for airway problems, such as mouth breathing, was emphasized, as these issues can have a significant impact on overall health and lifespan. The speakers highlighted the need for collaboration between dental and medical professionals to address airway issues effectively. 

The podcast also mentioned the importance of starting conversations with patients about airway health and the role of dentists in promoting overall wellness. The speakers encouraged healthcare professionals to expand their scope of practice and prioritize screening for airway issues in their patients. The podcast emphasized the collaborative efforts of the ASAP Pathway initiative in promoting awareness and education in the field of dental sleep medicine.


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CHAPTERS:

00:03 - Dental sleep medicine overview 
07:40 - Impact of mouth breathing 
22:05 - Importance of screening children 
28:59 - Recognizing mouth breathers 
37:46 - Starting the conversation 
43:01 - Community health collaboration 


LEARNINGS:
Why is dentistry considered a front line healthcare profession for the crania facial respiratory complex?
Dentistry is pivotal in identifying and screening individuals struggling with breathing and sleep issues, impacting lifespan and health span.

What are some signs of mouth breathing in children?
Signs of mouth breathing include lips apart, chapped lips, and red gums, with quiet and effortless breathing being the norm.

How can someone recognize a mouth breather?
A simple trick is to ask the individual to breathe through their nose and observe if they revert to mouth breathing, or use a business card between their lips.

Why is it important for dentists to screen for Airway problems in adults and children?
Dentists play a crucial role in enhancing...

The podcast featured Dr. Stacy and Nicole Goldfarb discussing orofacial myology, speech language pathology, and myofunctional therapy. Nicole founded the San Diego Center For Speech And Myofunctional therapy and has extensive experience in the field. They highlighted the importance of addressing myofunctional issues in addition to speech problems, emphasizing the need for specialized training in myofunctional therapy.
They discussed the role of dental professionals in screening for sleep disorder breathing issues in children and the importance of collaboration among healthcare providers. The conversation also touched on the impact of diet and nutrition on oral health and the need for a holistic approach to treatment.
They emphasized the potential long-term benefits of myofunctional therapy and the growing awareness of its importance in addressing underlying causes of jaw growth issues. The speakers highlighted the need for increased education and awareness in academia and the importance of empowering patients to seek out information and advocate for their health.

This is the ASAP Pathway Podcast, Airway, Sleep, and Pediatric Pathway, where sleep and airway health take center stage, one breath at a time. VISIT: ASAP Pathway

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ARTICLE FOR OROMYOFUNCTIONAL THERAPY AGES 0-4

CHAPTERS: 

00:03 - Meet oral health expert 
05:33 - Speech therapy overview 
16:50 - Function screening importance 
22:02 - Myofunctional therapy benefits 
31:16 - Nutrition and function connection 
37:25 - Therapy progress factors 
47:00 - Changing healthcare dynamics 


LEARNINGS: 

What is Nicole Goldfarb's background in speech language pathology and orofacial myofunctional therapy?
Nicole Goldfarb founded the San Diego Center For Speech And Myofunctional therapy over 20 years ago. She has been practicing speech language pathology since 2003 and oral facial myofunctional therapy since 2008. She is the 193rd certified oral facial myo in the world.

What does speech language pathology therapy typically focus on?
Speech language pathology therapy involves speech articulation, comprehension issues, expressive and receptive language issues, and delayed language. It covers a wide range of areas within communication disorders.

How does myofunctional therapy differ from speech language pathology therapy?
Myofunctional therapy is a modality of treatment that focuses on correcting oral muscular, soft tissue issues related to oral rest posture, chewing, and swallowing. It is a specific area of focus that not all speech language pathologists are trained...

The podcast transcript features speakers Drs Stacy Becker Ochoa, Michelle Weddle and Jamison Spender, discussing topics related to dental sleep medicine, TMJ dysfunction, and the use of platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) injections in TMJ health. The conversation highlights the importance of mentorship, clinical management, and the connection between airway issues and jaw problems. The speakers emphasize the need for dentists to expand their knowledge base and stay updated on advancements in the field, particularly in sleep, airway, and TMJ dysfunction.
They also discuss the benefits of hands-on training and collaboration among practitioners to improve patient outcomes. The use of PRF injections in TMJ health is highlighted as a promising technique with positive outcomes. The speakers stress the importance of understanding the interrelated aspects between sleep and TMJ health to provide better treatment options for patients.
The podcast emphasizes the need for ongoing education and collaboration in the field of dental sleep medicine and TMJ dysfunction.

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CHAPTERS: 

12:04 - TMJ expertise and innovations 
19:45 - Revolutionizing TMJ treatments 
28:19 - Interconnected sleep and TMD 
34:39 - Future of regenerative medicine 
40:38 - Practical approach to research 
45:47 - Hands-on learning for practitioners 


LEARNINGS: 

What is the significance of the Spencer Study Club in relation to pediatric dental sleep medicine?
The Spencer Study Club was created to provide mentorship and a platform for practitioners in pediatric dental sleep medicine, focusing on clinical management and case discussions.

How has platelet rich fibrin (PRF) impacted the treatment of TMJ dysfunction?
PRF injections into the TMJ have shown positive outcomes, reducing the need for surgeries and simplifying the treatment process by promoting healing.

What is the connection between airway issues and jaw problems in relation to sleep and TMD?
Ignoring airway issues can hinder the improvement of jaw problems, emphasizing the importance of understanding the interrelated aspects between sleep, TMD, and airway health.

How has the use of advancement devices in treating sleep apnea affected clenching and grinding compared to occlusal splints?
Advancement devices have shown to be more effective in reducing clenching and grinding associated with sleep apnea, highlighting the need for a comprehensive understanding of airway...

The podcast featured speakers Drs Stacy Becker Ochoa and Kevin Boyd discussing pediatric dentistry, orthodontics, and early childhood orthopedics. Kevin Boyd's influence on the field was highlighted, emphasizing the importance of early intervention in dental care. The conversation touched on the need for incorporating sleep education in dental training and the significance of listening and compassion in patient care. The speakers also discussed behavior management techniques and the long-lasting impact of childhood experiences. The podcast emphasized the ripple effect of positive interactions and the importance of being present in the moment. Overall, the discussion underscored the need for early intervention in dental care and the impact of childhood experiences on overall health.

This is the ASAP Pathway Podcast, Airway, Sleep, and Pediatric Pathway, where sleep and airway health take center stage, one breath at a time. VISIT: ASAP Pathway

Please subscribe, share, and tune in to future episodes of how we can help children live their best lives, one breath, and restful night's sleep at a time. Don't miss this exciting launch into a world of knowledge and transformation.

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CHAPTERS: 

00:03 - Global impact of pediatric dentistry 
10:26 - Early orthodontic intervention benefits 
24:04 - Innovative dental treatment approaches 
31:40 - Holistic health and compassionate care 
42:12 - Childhood memories and sweet treats 



LEARNINGS: 

What is Kevin Boyd known for in the dental field?
Kevin Boyd is known for inspiring many dentists, orthodontists, and pediatric dentists to focus on early childhood orthodontics and behavior guidance.

Where did Kevin Boyd complete his postgraduate residence training in pediatric dentistry?
Kevin Boyd completed his postgraduate residence training in pediatric dentistry at the University of Iowa.

What is the importance of early childhood orthodontics according to Kevin Boyd?
Kevin Boyd emphasizes the importance of early childhood orthodontics to address issues like distal collusion (class two) that can appear as early as 1-3 years old.

What does Kevin Boyd suggest about incorporating sleep education into dental practices?
Kevin Boyd suggests that incorporating sleep education into dental practices, especially during orthodontic residency, can help dentists understand the importance of sleep health for overall well-being.


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