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gREGORY A. OSBORNE, dds, FADIfOUNDERDr. Gregory A. Osborne has been treating OSA (Obstructive Sleep Apnea) patients with oral appliances for most of his career as a general dentist. His passion for helping others was ignited when several of his extended family were diagnosed with OSA. He has seen how effective oral appliances can be and how compliance is high even with patients that are intolerant to CPAP therapy.
Dr. Osborne has experience with many styles and brands of oral appliances that have been used successfully for his patients. He increasingly dedicates his clinical time to practicing dental sleep medicine. He is recognized as a "Diplomate" by the American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine. The ABDSM Diplomate status is the gold standard in dental sleep medicine demonstrating that a dentist has the technical skill, in-depth knowledge and professional judgment to provide optimal oral appliance therapy care. Our office welcomes patients that have complex medical histories and have exhausted other treatment options. Our clinical team includes trained medical nurses that understand respiratory and systemic implications of sleep breathing disorders. Dr. Osborne and our team also meet the challenges that dental sleep medicine professionals face when working with medical insurance by partnering with a team of insurance experts that help our patients. Dr. Osborne graduated from UT Health Center Dental School in 1981. He has been appointed as Clinical Faculty Assistant Professor since 2005 at the Dental School. Member: AADSM (American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine) ADA (American Dental Association) TDA (Texas Dental Association) SADDS (San Antonio District Dental Society) AGD (Academy of General Dentistry) FADI (Fellow of the Academy of Dentistry International)
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April 17, 2020 Presentation by Dr. Osborne
Sleep Dentistry....Confessions of a Former Dabbler
3 hours of continuing education for other dentists.
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Ruben avalos, MS, LPN, BAS, RDAdirector of operationsRuben’s experience as a nurse includes providing care to pulmonary compromised patients, as the Assistant Director of Nursing for a 120 bed Tracheotomy and Ventilator Facility, he provided care and managed treatments for patients with medical needs including tracheotomy care, partial and full ventilator dependence, gastric tube, cpap, bipap, and pulmonary and physical rehabilitation.
He continues to provide direct patient care for patients with ventilator dependence as well as assisting in the office with consultations for patients seeking to learn more about Mandibular Advancement Therapy and Combination Appliance Therapy. |
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