By Dr. Michael Bennett, DDS, PhD If you’ve been treated for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) but still wake up tired or have trouble adjusting to your oral appliance, you’re not alone. New research—and years of clinical insight—point to a sneaky culprit that might be sabotaging your sleep: acid reflux. As a dentist specializing in airway health and whole-body healing, I want to share some eye-opening connections between reflux, oral acidity, and sleep-disordered breathing—and wh

And What That Means for Your Health If your dentist starts asking about your sleep habits, snoring, or if you ever wake up feeling tired, don’t be surprised. It’s not a trick question. It’s the future of healthcare. Modern dentistry is about more than teeth—it’s about total health. And sleep is one of the biggest missing pieces in the wellness puzzle. So, Why Does Sleep Matter to Your Dentist? Because we see signs of sleep problems every day in the mouth. From teeth grinding

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