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  • Ep.68, Crows Teaching Crows; The Empowered Sleep Apnea Project, Dr. Dave McCarty

    Ep.68, Crows Teaching Crows; The Empowered Sleep Apnea Project, Dr. Dave McCarty
    Dec 29 2025
    🎙️ PODCAST DESCRIPTIONIn this episode of the ASAP Pathway Podcast, Dr. Stacy is joined by Dr. David McCarty for a deeply thoughtful conversation about how patients—children and adults—are often misunderstood, mislabeled, and mistreated when care focuses on symptoms instead of root cause. Drawing from neuroscience, clinical experience, and real patient stories, Dr. McCarty challenges the way we approach diagnoses such as ADHD, anxiety, sleep disorders, and behavioral dysregulation. He explains how airway function, tongue stability, neurological signaling, and chronic physiological stress can quietly shape how patients think, feel, sleep, and function—often for years before anyone connects the dots.This episode speaks to the exhausted patient, the frustrated provider, and the family searching for answers, highlighting how siloed care and rushed labels can leave people stuck in cycles of treatment that never fully address what’s happening beneath the surface. At its core, this conversation is a call to slow down, listen better, and approach patients as whole humans—across all ages—whose bodies are communicating long before pathology shows up on a chart.LISTEN HERE for the Crows Teaching Crows Song! 🐦‍⬛🎶🔗Dr. Dave is Co-Creator (with Ellen Stothard, PhD) of the Empowered Sleep Apnea Project! 🔗Dr Dave McCarty on LinkedIn 🔗FB Empowered Sleep Apnea 🔗Dr. Dave as CMO of Rebis Health! 🔗🎧 EPISODE CHAPTERS 📖00:00 – Welcome to ASAP Pathway & Setting the Tone for the Conversation 00:16 – Introducing Dr. David McCarty & Why This Episode Matters00:26 – The “Cartoon” That Explains Where Airway & Diagnosis Are Right Now11:27 – Neurology, Anatomy & Why Symptoms Aren’t the Root Problem13:22 – Development, Adaptation & What Happens When the Body Compensates16:33 – The Risk of Diagnosis Without Understanding Physiology19:05 – Patients Who Are Exhausted, Out of Answers & Out of Hope19:33 – Where Medicine and Dentistry Must Work Together27:49 – Tongue Function, Airway & Nervous System Regulation38:10 – What Patients Are Communicating Through Their Symptoms49:40 – Rethinking Labels, Behavior & Chronic Dysregulation56:26 -- Building a Unified Language01:02:30 – What Patients Can Do First: Slowing Down & Asking Better Questions01:13:45 – Restoring Hope Through Whole-Patient Understanding01:21:10 – Closing Reflections & Why This Conversation Matters🌟 KEY LEARNINGS Symptoms are often adaptive responses, not primary disorders.Airway, tongue function, and neurology are tightly interconnected.Patients can compensate for years before breakdown occurs.Labels without physiology can delay meaningful healing.Chronic dysregulation affects sleep, cognition, mood, and behavior at any age.Medicine and dentistry must collaborate to see the full picture.Patients often feel unheard long before they feel “sick.”The future of sleep medicine includes a unified language around sleep apnea that all healthcare providers can share.Hope begins with better questions, not faster answersThis 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 PathwayPlease 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.Because Kids Can't Wait...CLICK HERE To Find an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE To Become an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE FOR ASAP Pathway IN-PERSON COURSESCLICK HERE To See If Your Child Is At Risk!ASAP FREE GIFT AND E NEWSLETTERSUBCRIBE AND SHARE AT OUR OTHER PLATFORMS BELOWASAP YouTube ▶️ 🔗ASAP YouTube Music 🔗 ASAP on Spotify 🔗ASAP IHeartRadio ❤️🔗 ASAP Amazon Music 🎵🔗 ASAP Apple Podcast 🍎🔗ASAP Pathway MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS, LEARNING and COURSES BELOW ⬇️ 🙌Join The Practice Breakfast Club! ☕️🔗2026 ASAP Mini-Residency Pathway 🙌🔗WANT TO BE A MEMBER IN ASAP Pathway? ASAP Membership Options BELOW: 🎉👇ASAP Immersion Membership🔗ORComprehensive ASAP Pathway Membership🔗
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    1 h y 9 m
  • Ep.67, The Nose Decoded!, Dr. Karen Parker Davidson

    Ep.67, The Nose Decoded!, Dr. Karen Parker Davidson
    Dec 22 2025
    🎙️ PODCAST DESCRIPTION In this episode of the ASAP Pathway Podcast, Dr. Stacy welcomes one of the most respected and passionate voices in airway science: Dr. Karen Parker Davidson—airway clinical nurse specialist, medical researcher, innovator, and widely known as “the nose nerd.” This conversation goes far beyond nasal breathing and into the complex physiology of nasal function, pressure regulation, neurology, gut health, posture, and sleep. Dr. Parker Davidson explains why the nose is not simply a passageway for air—but a diagnostic organ that reflects the body’s overall health, adaptation, and dysfunction. Together, they unpack why widening the airway does not always equal better breathing, how pressure differentials shift throughout the body, and why nasal resistance—not just anatomy—must be measured objectively. From rhinomanometry and facial phenotypes to CPAP intolerance, tongue posture, orthodontic expansion, and the dangers of oversimplified treatment protocols, this episode challenges conventional thinking and calls for deeper, more individualized diagnosis.The conversation also honors the legacy of Dr. Klaus Vogt, a pioneer in rhinology and mentor to Dr. Parker Davidson, whose work continues to shape the future of airway medicine. This is a must-listen episode for dentists, orthodontists, ENTs, sleep physicians, therapists, and patients seeking a clearer, more nuanced understanding of airway health.LinkedIn Dr Karen Parker DavidsonInstagram "The Nose Knows", Dr DavidsonFacebook Dr Karen Parker DavidsonDr Karen Parker Davidson's Website!🌟 KEY LEARNINGSThe nose is not just for breathing—it is a diagnostic organ.It reflects neurological, inflammatory, postural, and systemic changes.Nasal resistance is sneaky, slow, and often invisible.Patients adapt for years before symptoms become obvious.Bigger airways do not guarantee better breathing.Function depends on pressure differentials—not just volume.There is no universal “normal” for nasal resistance.Each nose is as unique as a fingerprint.The tongue cannot function properly with high nasal resistance.Tongue posture is neurologically dependent on nasal airflow.Expansion and mandibular advancement shift pressure gradients.Improvement in one area may create dysfunction elsewhere.Mouth breathing is a reflex, not a habit.It signals underlying resistance or obstruction.Objective measurements matter.Symptoms alone can mislead diagnosis and treatment planning.Over-reduction surgeries can worsen quality of life.Empty Nose Syndrome highlights the danger of “more space = better.”Airway care must be collaborative, not siloed🎧 ASAP Pathway – Episode Chapters 00:00 – Welcome to ASAP Pathway & Introducing Dr. Karen Parker Davidson01:23 – Why Karen Is Known as “The Nose Nerd”02:45 – From Critical Care to Airway Science04:08 – Introducing Rhinomanometry & Objective Nasal Data05:21 – The Nose as a Diagnostic Organ09:48 – Facial Phenotypes & What the Face Reveals About Breathing11:06 – Nasal Resistance: Slow, Sneaky & Insidious16:25 – Tongue Instability, Pseudo-UARS & Misinterpreted Airway Collapse17:05 – Expansion, Pressure Shifts & the “Honeymoon Period”20:54 – Jaw Position, Vertical & Neurological Feedback Loops29:57 – CPAP Intolerance & Why the Nose Still Matters34:40 – ENT Surgery, Turbinates & Empty Nose Syndrome41:10 – Early Intervention, Children & Developmental Windows49:35 – Honoring Dr. Klaus Vogt & His Rhinology Legacy1:02:55 – Rapid-Fire Questions, Reflection & Closing ThoughtsThis 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 PathwayPlease 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.Because Kids Can't Wait...CLICK HERE To Find an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE To Become an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE FOR ASAP Pathway IN-PERSON COURSESCLICK HERE To See If Your Child Is At Risk!ASAP FREE GIFT AND E NEWSLETTERSUBCRIBE AND SHARE AT OUR OTHER PLATFORMS BELOWASAP YouTubeASAP YouTube Music ASAP on SpotifyASAP IHeartRadio ASAP Amazon Music ASAP Apple PodcastASAP COURSES BELOW ⬇️ 🙌Join The Practice Breakfast Club! ☕️2026 ASAP Mini-Residency Pathway 🙌WANT TO BE A MEMBER IN ASAP? ASAP Membership Options BELOW: 🎉👇ASAP Immersion MembershipORComprehensive ASAP Pathway Membership
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    1 h y 8 m
  • Ep.66, Super Breathers to the Rescue!, Kelley Richardson

    Ep.66, Super Breathers to the Rescue!, Kelley Richardson
    Dec 8 2025
    🎙️ PODCAST DESCRIPTIONIn this heartfelt and deeply educational episode of the ASAP Pathway Podcast, Dr. Stacy sits down with Kelley Richardson, a longtime dental industry leader, airway advocate, and author of the children’s book The Very Stuffy Nose. What begins as a professional conversation quickly becomes a powerful personal story of motherhood, persistence, and the life-changing impact of understanding pediatric airway health. Kelley shares her son’s early struggles with feeding, mouth breathing, restless sleep, and learning challenges—and the six-year journey it took to finally uncover the root cause: disordered breathing and improper craniofacial development. Through this lived experience, Kelley found her calling in airway education, myofunctional therapy awareness, and collaborative care. Together, Dr. Stacy and Kelley explore:Why mouth breathing in children is so often missedHow sleep affects brain development, learning, and emotional regulationThe critical role of the tongue in facial growth and airwayWhy teachers, hygienists, dentists, ENTs, and physicians must work togetherAnd how early intervention can change a child’s entire life trajectoryThe episode closes with practical guidance for parents, inspiration for providers, and a reminder that awareness is the first step toward transformation.⏱️ EPISODE CHAPTERS 00:00 – Welcome to ASAP Pathway & Introducing Kelley RichardsonKelley’s background in dentistry, airway education, and her children’s book.05:10 – From Dental Sales to Airway AdvocacyKelley’s early career and transition into aligner therapy and occlusion.10:35 – Why the Tongue, Occlusion, and Airway Are InseparableHow improper tongue posture affects facial growth and breathing.15:40 – Kelley’s Son: Early Feeding Challenges & Missed Red FlagsLatching issues, reflux, gagging, and mouth breathing from infancy.22:10 – Restless Sleep, Night Sweats & Learning StrugglesClassic but often overlooked signs of pediatric sleep-disordered breathing.27:05 – The “Aha” Moment: Discovering Airway DentistryThe life-changing social media post that led Kelly to the right answers.32:40 – Breathing Retrainers, Expansion & Facial Growth TimingWhy nasal breathing alone isn’t enough—structure matters.38:15 – Why Deep Sleep (N3) Is Critical for Children’s DevelopmentGrowth hormone, glymphatic cleansing, memory consolidation, and learning.43:20 – The Teacher’s Perspective: Seeing the Change in the ClassroomHow better sleep transformed Kelly’s son’s behavior and focus.48:10 – The Role of Hygienists & Myofunctional TherapistsWhy hygienists are frontline airway detectors.52:30 – Why Teachers Must Be Part of the Airway ConversationConnecting education, behavior, and undiagnosed sleep disorders.58:40 – What Parents Should Look For at HomeDark circles, open-mouth posture, scalloped tongues, and facial patterns.1:04:00 – The Very Stuffy Nose: Education Through StorytellingHow Kelley’s book empowers families to recognize mouth breathing early.1:09:30 – Advice to Dentists, Orthodontists & Medical ProvidersWhy airway-minded diagnosis must expand beyond straight teeth.1:14:45 – Rapid-Fire Fun Questions & Closing ReflectionsPizza toppings, fears, name mix-ups, and heartfelt gratitude.🌟 KEY LEARNINGSMouth breathing is not benign.It is a red flag for airway obstruction, poor sleep quality, and altered facial growth.The tongue is a primary driver of facial development.When the tongue sits low, the palate narrows, the airway shrinks, and breathing suffers.Restless sleep is often the only visible symptom in children.Night sweats, movement, hyperactivity, and inattention may all trace back to poor sleep.Deep sleep (N3) is essential for growth, brain health, and learning.This is when growth hormone is released and the brain clears toxins.Teachers frequently observe sleep-related problems first.Yet they are rarely trained to recognize airway-based causes.Early expansion and orthopedic intervention can be life-changing.Timing matters — structural treatment is far more effective in childhood.Hygienists are key gatekeepers for airway awareness.They see patients more often than physicians and can identify early signs.Not all orthodontic treatment considers airway health.Straight teeth alone do not equal healthy breathing.Parents must trust their instincts.If a child “still doesn’t sleep right,” there is likely a deeper cause.Awareness changes everything.Once families understand airway health, they can seek the right help sooner.Superbreathers IGSuperbreathers FB PageKelley Richarson LinkedInGet your copy of The Stuffy Nose below!Super Breathers Website 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 PathwayPlease subscribe, share, and tune in to future episodes of how we can help children live their best lives, one breath, and restful night's...
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    1 h y 18 m
  • Ep. 65, Seeing the Light! Red Light and Other Therapies in Sleep/Airway & TMD Health, Dr. Kip Covington

    Ep. 65, Seeing the Light! Red Light and Other Therapies in Sleep/Airway & TMD Health, Dr. Kip Covington
    Dec 1 2025
    🎙️ PODCAST DESCRIPTION In this episode, Drs. Stacy and Michelle sit down with Dr. Kip Covington, a dentist whose expertise in sleep and TMJD care is matched only by his passion for helping patients navigate a confusing, often overwhelming treatment landscape. Together, they dive into why so many patients feel lost when seeking help for chronic jaw pain, sleep-related issues, and facial discomfort—and how dentistry can fill the gap by offering clear, evidence-based options. Dr. Covington breaks down the limitations of traditional TMJD management, the power of diagnosing the true source of pain, and the growing role of conservative therapies such as red light therapy, physical therapy, and splint-based force control. From orthobiologics like PRF to the underdiagnosed world of temporal tendonitis, the conversation highlights how targeted diagnosis can spare patients unnecessary surgery and years of misdirected treatment. They also explore the broader picture—nutrition, gut health, inflammation, collaborative care, and the role dentists should play in systemic wellness. It’s an honest, educational, and deeply relatable discussion you won’t want to miss.GET YOUR DISCOUNTED RED VIVE LASER HERE!ENTER CODE FOR 40% OFF!: KIP79853Dr Kip Covington's IGDr. Kip Covington's FBDr. Kip Covington's TikTok⏱️ EPISODE CHAPTERS 02:04 – Why patients struggle to find accurate TMD information05:10 – Philosophies & modalities: why understanding options matters08:22 – Red light therapy as a conservative TMD treatment12:15 – Diagnosing the root cause before treating the symptoms15:48 – Orthobiologics (PRF) vs. steroids for joint pain20:05 – Splints: controlling joint forces for long-term stability24:10 – Temporal tendonitis & cases of misdiagnosed ear/occipital pain28:46 – Physical therapy & targeted therapy success stories32:21 – Photobiomodulation: pain, snoring, wound healing, and more37:08 – Red light therapy at home: practical and accessible options41:55 – Managing pain without opiates—especially for young patients46:02 – Nutrition, gut health & systemic wellness in dental practice50:44 – Medicine + dentistry: why collaborative care is essential55:12 – Holiday traditions, favorite movies & gratitude for listeners🌟 KEY LEARNINGS1. Patients need clarity—not confusion—about TMD treatment options. Dentists must understand multiple philosophies to guide patients toward effective, conservative care. 2. Red light therapy is an accessible, powerful tool. It supports collagen regeneration, inflammation reduction, and overall healing—without the cost of a $50k laser.3. Accurate diagnosis is everything. Conditions like temporal tendonitis can mimic ear pain or occipital pain, leading to unnecessary imaging or misdiagnosis.4. Orthobiologics like PRF offer long-term healing. Unlike steroid injections, PRF promotes tissue regeneration and sustained pain relief.5. Splints help control destructive joint forces. Properly designed splints create a more stable joint environment and support conservative healing.6. Pain management must go beyond opiates. Especially for younger patients, photobiomodulation, physical therapy, and biologic treatments provide safer long-term relief.7. Oral-systemic connections matter. Nutrition, gut health, sleep, inflammation, and systemic disease all influence oral health and overall wellness.8. Collaboration is the future of dental medicine. Working with medical teams—cardiology, ENT, PT, sleep medicine—creates better outcomes for complex cases.9. Listening is a superpower. Patients are experts on their bodies, and effective care starts with truly hearing them.10. Human connection matters. Holiday traditions, gratitude, and shared experiences remind us why we do what we do.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 PathwayPlease 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.Because Kids Can't Wait...CLICK HERE To Find an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE To Become an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE FOR ASAP Pathway IN-PERSON COURSESCLICK HERE To See If Your Child Is At Risk!ASAP FREE GIFT AND E NEWSLETTERSUBCRIBE AND SHARE AT OUR OTHER PLATFORMS BELOWASAP YouTubeASAP YouTube Music ASAP on SpotifyASAP IHeartRadio ASAP Amazon Music ASAP Apple PodcastASAP COURSES BELOW ⬇️ 🙌MARPE Clinical Updates Course, Dec 16th VIRTUALJoin The Practice Breakfast Club! ☕️2026 ASAP Mini-Residency Pathway 🙌ASAP Membership Options BELOW: 🎉ASAP Immersion MembershipORComprehensive ASAP Pathway Membership
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    59 m
  • Ep. 64, The Winds of Change Are Growing Stronger!, Drs. Maz Moshiri and Reza Movahed

    Ep. 64, The Winds of Change Are Growing Stronger!, Drs. Maz Moshiri and Reza Movahed
    Nov 24 2025
    In this episode of the ASAP Pathway Podcast, Drs. Stacy and Tracey welcome two of the country’s most respected voices in airway and orthodontic health: Dr. Movahed, an oral & maxillofacial surgeon, and Dr. Moshiri, a nationally recognized orthodontist and educator. Together, they break down the real patterns behind sleep-disordered breathing — what dentists are seeing every day, what often gets missed, and why so many children fall through the cracks in a system that wasn’t designed to diagnose airway problems early. From DISE findings to skeletal growth trajectories, from tonsils and adenoids to facial patterns and orthodontic timing, this episode reveals how much can be uncovered before a child struggles. The conversation is honest, insightful, and refreshingly collaborative — showing what’s possible when dentistry, orthodontics, and surgery work together rather than in isolation. Whether you are a dentist, orthodontist, ENT, myofunctional therapist, or a parent trying to understand your child’s symptoms… this episode will change the way you think about pediatric airway forever.They also discuss the upcoming 3rd year of the Winds of Change conference in Chicago. Bringing Dentistry and Medicine together on the topic of airway and sleep health solutions, with live labs in addition to lectures. If you’ve ever felt stuck between disciplines, unsure when to refer, or frustrated by fragmented patient pathways — this episode is a roadmap.CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR WINDS OF CHANGE 2026!! CLICK HERE FOR ASAP PATHWAY'S BLACK FRIDAY-CYBER MONDAY SPECIAL! Dr. Reza Movahed’s WebsiteDr Movahed‘s IGDr. Maz Moshiri FacebookDr. Maz Moshiri ThreadsCHAPTERS:00:01 - Collaboration in patient care 07:30 - Evolving as dental specialists 34:43 - Understanding orthodontic relapse 53:17 - Thanksgiving special discussions 01:02:04 - Gratitude and mindfulness 🌟 KEY LEARNINGSWhat is the significance of collaboration between dental specialists in the context of patient care?The collaboration between dental specialists, such as orthodontists and surgeons, is crucial for providing comprehensive care. It allows for a more predictable treatment path for patients, as specialists can share insights and strategies, ultimately enhancing patient trust and confidence in their treatment.How has the understanding of restorative procedures evolved among dental professionals?Dental professionals have evolved in their understanding of restorative procedures, particularly in relation to the peri-portion and surgical options. This evolution has led to better communication with patients regarding risks, benefits, and alternatives, allowing them to guide patients more effectively even if they are not performing the procedures themselves.What role does the concept of 'building a house' play in the discussion of patient treatment plans?The analogy of 'building a house' emphasizes the importance of having a unified treatment plan among all specialists involved in a patient's care. It highlights the need for everyone to be on the same page to ensure that the treatment is cohesive and that the patient receives the best possible outcome.What challenges do dental professionals face in addressing patient concerns about surgical options?Dental professionals often encounter challenges in addressing patient concerns about surgical options, particularly when the medical community offers limited solutions, such as CPAP or Inspire devices. This gap in options can lead to patient anxiety, making it essential for dental professionals to provide comprehensive information and support.How does the podcast highlight the importance of continuous learning in the dental field?The podcast underscores the importance of continuous learning by discussing the evolving nature of dental practices and the need for professionals to stay updated on new procedures and techniques. This commitment to learning is essential for improving patient care and adapting to the complexities of modern dentistry.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 PathwayPlease 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.Because Kids Can't Wait...CLICK HERE To Find an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE To Become an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE FOR ASAP Pathway IN-PERSON COURSESCLICK HERE To See If Your Child Is At Risk!ASAP FREE GIFT AND E NEWSLETTERSUBCRIBE AND SHARE AT OUR OTHER PLATFORMS BELOWASAP YouTubeASAP YouTube Music ASAP on SpotifyASAP IHeartRadio ASAP Amazon Music ASAP Apple PodcastASAP COURSES ⬇️ 🙌MARPE Clinical Updates Course, Dec 16th VIRTUALJoin The Practice Breakfast Club! ☕️2026 ASAP Mini-Residency Pathway 🙌 BLACK FRIDAY/CYBER MONDAY SPECIALASAP ...
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    1 h y 5 m
  • Ep. 63, The Superpower of the Primary Care Dentist in Breathing and Sleep, Dr. Euna Koo

    Ep. 63, The Superpower of the Primary Care Dentist in Breathing and Sleep, Dr. Euna Koo
    Oct 27 2025
    In this episode Dr. Stacy talks with guest, Dr. Euna Koo, a primary care general dentist and diplomate with the American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine. The discussion centers on Dr. Euna's journey in dentistry, particularly her focus on airway health and her efforts to help children with sleep-related issues. The conversation highlights the importance of collaboration between dental and medical professionals to improve patient outcomes, especially in pediatric sleep and breathing wellness.The episode emphasizes the challenges parents face in navigating the healthcare system and the need for practitioners to communicate effectively about airway health. Dr. Euna shares her experiences, including her interactions with various specialists and her commitment to educating both parents and other healthcare providers.This conversation is significant as it sheds light on the evolving role of dentists in addressing broader health issues, particularly in children, and underscores the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in healthcare. The episode serves as a call to action for practitioners to work together for the benefit of their patients, ultimately aiming to enhance awareness and improve care in the community.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 PathwayPlease 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.Because Kids Can't Wait...CLICK HERE To Find an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE To Become an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE FOR ASAP Pathway IN-PERSON COURSESCLICK HERE To See If Your Child Is At Risk!ASAP FREE GIFT AND E NEWSLETTERSUBCRIBE AND SHARE AT OUR OTHER PLATFORMS BELOWASAP YouTubeASAP YouTube Music ASAP on SpotifyASAP IHeartRadio ASAP Amazon Music ASAP Apple PodcastASAP COURSES ⬇️ 🙌MARPE Clinical Updates Course, Dec 16th VIRTUALJoin The Practice Breakfast Club! ☕️2026 ASAP Mini-Residency Pathway 🙌ASAP Membership Options BELOW: 🎉ASAP Immersion MembershipORComprehensive ASAP Pathway MembershipReach out to Dr. Euna Koo ⬇️Breathe Cincinnati IG 🫁Dr. Euna Koo Website, Breathe Cincinnati 🫁Dr. Euna Koo LinkedinCHAPTERS:00:01 - Introduction to community leadership 07:26 - Navigating pediatric health challenges 21:25 - Transitioning to Breathe Cincinnati 33:38 - Collaboration in airway health 52:56 - Empowering parents and practitioners 01:04:00 - Building collaborative medical networks LEARNINGS:What motivated the guest to pursue a career in dental sleep medicine?Dr. Euna was driven by a desire to provide others with the same opportunities and care that she sought for her own children, highlighting a personal connection to the field.How did the Dr. Euna's experience with her child's health issues influence her professional practice?Her journey began with seeking independent verification for her child's heavy breathing, which led her to advocate for better understanding and treatment of airway issues, ultimately transforming her practice to focus on these concerns.What challenges does the guest identify in collaborating with other healthcare professionals?The guest notes that there is often a lack of communication and collaboration between dentists and other medical professionals, which can lead to missed opportunities for comprehensive patient care.How does the guest view the role of dentists in addressing airway issues in children?She believes that dentists have a crucial role in identifying and addressing airway problems, emphasizing the importance of understanding the craniofacial respiratory complex and collaborating with other healthcare providers.What insights does Dr. Euna share about the cultural perceptions of dentistry and its collaboration with medicine?The guest reflects on how the culture has historically minimized the role of dentists in the broader healthcare conversation, advocating for a shift in perception to recognize dentists as integral to patient health, particularly in relation to airway issues.
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    1 h y 15 m
  • Ep. 62, Fertility, Pregnancy, Babies and Vitamin D; A Part 3 Discussion, Dr. Stasha Gominak

    Ep. 62, Fertility, Pregnancy, Babies and Vitamin D; A Part 3 Discussion, Dr. Stasha Gominak
    Oct 20 2025
    In this podcast episode, Dr. Stacy talks with Dr. Stasha Gominak on the intricate connections between the microbiome, gut health, sleep, and vitamin D levels, particularly in relation to fertility and child development. The conversation highlights how low vitamin D can impact ovulation and pregnancy outcomes, referencing studies that show maintaining vitamin D levels above 40 during pregnancy can reduce complications like preeclampsia and improve infant health.The speakers emphasize the importance of addressing sleep issues in children and how sleep quality can influence overall health and development. The discussion takes place in the context of ongoing research and evolving understanding of these health connections, underscoring the need for parents to advocate for their children's health and the importance of proper nutrient levels during pregnancy. This episode is significant as it sheds light on the critical role of micronutrients in health and development, encouraging a proactive approach to maternal and child 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 PathwayPlease 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.Because Kids Can't Wait...CLICK HERE To Find an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE To Become an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE FOR ASAP Pathway IN-PERSON COURSESCLICK HERE To See If Your Child Is At Risk!ASAP FREE GIFT AND E NEWSLETTERSUBCRIBE AND SHARE AT OUR OTHER PLATFORMS BELOWASAP YouTubeASAP YouTube Music ASAP on SpotifyASAP IHeartRadio ASAP Amazon Music ASAP Apple PodcastClick here to Register for the ASAP Immersion 2025 Courses!Click HERE to join the ASAP's THE PRACTICE BREAKFAST CLUBDr. Gominak YouTube Dr. Gominak LinkedInDr. Gominak WebsiteDr. Gominak IGDr. Gominak FBCHAPTERS:00:01 - Microbiome and sleep connection 07:58 - Vitamin D and fertility insights 18:19 - Fertility, pregnancy, and sleep 36:43 - Child sleep patterns explained 44:32 - Autism, gut health, and sleep 55:45 - Neuroplasticity and child development 01:05:50 - Advocating for health awareness LEARNINGS: What is the relationship between vitamin D levels and fertility as discussed in the podcast?The podcast highlights that low vitamin D levels can inhibit ovulation and contribute to conditions like polycystic ovarian disease, which can affect fertility. Maintaining vitamin D levels above 40 during pregnancy is linked to better outcomes for both the mother and the baby.How does the microbiome influence sleep according to the discussion?Dr. Gominak suggests that a healthy microbiome contributes to better sleep quality. As micronutrients improve and beneficial gut bacteria increase, sleep quality also enhances, creating a cycle where better sleep leads to better nutrient utilization.What role does sleep play in the development of children, particularly those on the autism spectrum?Sleep is emphasized as a critical factor for children, especially those with autism, as poor sleep can exacerbate issues related to gut health and overall development. The Dr. Gominak suggests that improving sleep can lead to better outcomes in these children.What changes in pediatric sleep patterns have been observed compared to previous generations?The podcast notes a shift in pediatric sleep patterns, with current norms showing that many children wake up frequently at night, which was less common in the past. This change raises concerns about the implications for children's health and development.How does Dr. Gominak address the concept of neuroplasticity in relation to sleep and development?The discussion touches on the idea that neuroplasticity allows for continued development and improvement in individuals, even into adulthood. The podcast stresses the importance of addressing sleep issues early to maximize neuroplasticity and support better health outcomes.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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    1 h y 16 m
  • Ep. 61, The Dentofacial Orthopedist Changing Lives, Dr. Claudia Pinter

    Ep. 61, The Dentofacial Orthopedist Changing Lives, Dr. Claudia Pinter
    Oct 7 2025
    In this podcast, the Dr. Stacy sits with Dr. Claudia Pinter, an internationally recognized orthodontist (or Dentofacial Orthopedist) known for her expertise in aligner therapy and skeletal maxillary expansion. The discussion is focusing on the advancements in orthodontics, particularly the use of aligners for complex malocclusions and the importance of airway health in dental practices. Dr. Pinter shared insights from her recent lecture at St. Louis University, emphasizing the need for a holistic approach to patient care that considers airway function alongside aesthetics.The conversation highlighted the historical differences in orthodontic education between Europe and the U.S., advocating for a shift towards a more functional perspective in treatment. Dr. Pinter also discussed her commitment to teaching and the development of courses aimed at making maxillary expansion techniques more accessible to practitioners. This dialogue is significant as it underscores the evolving role of dental professionals in addressing broader health issues, such as sleep apnea, and the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in patient care.Dr. Claudia Pinter IGDr. Claudia Pinter Links for Consults and Dome CoursesThis 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 PathwayPlease 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.Because Kids Can't Wait...CLICK HERE To Find an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE To Become an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE FOR ASAP Pathway IN-PERSON COURSESCLICK HERE To See If Your Child Is At Risk!ASAP FREE GIFT AND E NEWSLETTERSUBCRIBE AND SHARE AT OUR OTHER PLATFORMS BELOWASAP YouTubeASAP YouTube Music ASAP on SpotifyASAP IHeartRadio ASAP Amazon Music ASAP Apple PodcastClick here to Register for the ASAP Immersion 2025 Courses!Click here to Register for the ASAP Early Ortho Intervention Course!CHAPTERS:00:01 - Introduction to Dr. Pinter 07:52 - Airway benefits of orthodontics 13:38 - Mentorship and orthopedic innovations 20:46 - Holistic patient care approach 27:57 - Nasal breathing and expansion 36:15 - Courses for maxillary expansion 41:57 - Identifying sleep issues in patients 48:33 - Culinary experiences in Germany LEARNINGS:What is the significance of the speaker's shift from identifying as an orthodontist to a dentofacial orthopedist?The speaker emphasizes a broader focus on jaw development and overall function rather than just tooth alignment, aligning with a more holistic approach to orthodontics that includes airway health and sleep quality.How does Dr. Pinter's experience with patients influence her understanding of airway issues?The speaker learns from her patients' feedback, noting improvements in their sleep and breathing, which drives her to explore the connections between orthodontics and airway health, ultimately enhancing her treatment approach.What historical context does the speaker provide regarding orthodontic education in Europe?The speaker explains that European orthodontic education, particularly in Germany, traditionally focused on jaw development and function, contrasting with a more aesthetic-driven approach often seen in other regions.What role does teaching play in the speaker's professional development?Teaching allows the speaker to continuously learn and refine her own practices, as explaining concepts to others requires a deep understanding of the material, which in turn enhances her clinical skills.What is the purpose of the course mentioned by Dr. Pinter, and what does it aim to achieve?The course aims to educate dental professionals on maxillary expansion techniques for improving breathing and aesthetics, providing both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience to enhance their treatment capabilities.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 PathwayPlease 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.Because Kids Can't Wait...CLICK HERE To Find an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE To Become an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE FOR ASAP Pathway IN-PERSON COURSESCLICK HERE To See If Your Child Is At Risk!ASAP FREE GIFT AND E NEWSLETTERSUBCRIBE AND SHARE AT OUR OTHER PLATFORMS BELOWASAP YouTubeASAP YouTube Music ASAP on SpotifyASAP IHeartRadio ASAP Amazon Music ASAP Apple Podcast
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