CONNECTIONS

Although we’ve slowed the publication dates a little, we’re rolling along smoothly with this, the sixth issue of Connections. This time around, I’d like to begin with a story – a short, but very compelling one for all you entrepreneurs (and soon-to-be or on-the-fence entrepreneurs, as well) out there.
A little while ago, I [...]

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– Dr. Rob Veis, Dentist, Lecturer and
CEO, Appliance Therapy Group
In today’s information age, you can’t read a paper, listen to the radio or watch television without learning something about the latest device, herbal medicine, nasal strip, surgical technique or dental appliance being used to treat SNORING.
If you snore loudly and often, you are no doubt [...]

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It’s a big world out there. And if you’re not keeping in touch with what’s new, ado and adapting, you could find yourself in catch-up mode for a long time. Please don’t get me wrong. I’m really not trying to use fear as a motivator, here. We’ve all seen how well that’s working. I do [...]

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– Dr. Rob Veis, Dentist, Lecturer and
CEO, Appliance Therapy Group
The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that every child have an orthodontic examination by the age of 7. This early examination and diagnosis of bite irregularities and potential dental concerns in growing children is vital to their lifelong dental health and proper development.
For example, an [...]

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– Dr. Rob Veis, Dentist, Lecturer and
CEO, Appliance Therapy Group
The National Youth Sports Foundation cites dental injuries as the most common type of orofacial injury sustained during participation in sports. They estimate that more than millions upon millions of teeth will be knocked out in sporting activities this year.
Those who have teeth knocked out and [...]

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– Dr. Rob Veis, Dentist, Lecturer and
CEO, Appliance Therapy Group
Even if you have become accustomed to the middle-of-the-night elbow jabs, the scowls at the breakfast table and/or the constant barrage of bad jokes, snoring is no laughing matter.
It’s actually a signal that something is wrong. It means that your breathing airway is not fully open. [...]

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