Expansion Course - Restfull

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But that’s only true if you view the patient through the lens of symptoms – OSA management.

When you begin viewing that same patient through the lens of airway structure, something very different appears.

Because the average sleep patient often presents with multiple underlying structural issues that dentistry can address.

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21 CE Hours | Three Full Days of Clinical Learning

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Florida

Two Day Course

St. Thomas

One Day Intensive

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Expansion Basic

Full 3-day live training.
Airway diagnostics
MSE/MARPE/FME systems
Case presentations
Practice integration.

Expansion Pro

Everything in Basic plus on-demand video library for review and team training.

Expansion Live

Everything in Pro plus one year of monthly group Zoom Q&A calls (12) with Dr. Newaz for discussions & the design of your very first expansion case with Dr. Newaz

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Constricted maxillary arch
Narrow nasal floor
Underdeveloped midface

Occlusal instability
TMJ dysfunction
Crowding or collapse from airway deficiency

Once those structural problems are identified, the treatment pathway can expand dramatically.

The Tale of Two Patients

Most dentists treat a sleep patient with a single appliance case.

Example:

Sleep appliance therapy
$3,500 – $7,500
That’s where treatment begins and ends.
Good sleep dentistry.
But limited in scope.

When the same patient is evaluated for airway structure and skeletal development, treatment often expands into multiple phases.

A real-world example might look like this:

Phase 1
Sleep appliance therapy
$3,500 – $7,500
Phase 2
Orthodontic expansion therapy
$10,000 – $25,000
Phase 3
Orthodontic alignment or interdisciplinary care
$5,000 – $12,000
Phase 4
Restorative stabilization or functional dentistry
$10,000 – $18,000+

Now that single sleep patient is no longer a $4,000 case. They are a comprehensive airway patient. And over time, their care can represent $25,000 or more in treatment.

Not because you are selling more dentistry.

But because you are finally treating the underlying structural problems.

Dentists who understand airway structure begin identifying treatment opportunities that others simply miss.

They stop asking: “Does this patient need a device?”

And start asking: “What structural limitations are contributing to this airway problem?”

That shift changes everything.

It changes the diagnosis. It changes the treatment plan.

And it changes the impact your practice can have on patients’ lives.

The dentists who understand how to diagnose and treat skeletal airway deficiencies will:

Attract more complex patients
Collaborate with more specialists
Increase case value
Differentiate themselves in their markets

While everyone else continues offering a single appliance.

Many IAOS members were first introduced to this concept during Dr. Zubad’s presentation: Beyond Appliances – Improving Airway Through Expansion Orthodontics

In that lecture, dentists saw how evaluating sleep patients for structural deficiencies in the nasomaxillary complex and mandible opens the door to a completely new layer of treatment possibilities.

That presentation sparked a wave of follow-up questions:

How do I identify the right patients?
How do I actually integrate expansion into my practice?

How do I present this to patients?
What does the workflow look like?

This advanced training was designed to answer those questions.

Diagnose structural airway deficiencies using CBCT and clinical assessment
Integrate sleep metrics, questionnaires, and imaging into treatment planning
Understand modern expansion systems including MSE, MARPE, and FME
Apply bone-anchored palatal expansion protocols

Integrate orthodontics, surgery, and appliances in airway-focused treatment
Troubleshoot expansion cases and avoid common complications
Develop workflows and referral relationships to support expansion care

This program focuses on both clinical decision making and real-world implementation.

Inside the Two-Day Training

Airway Diagnostics and Treatment Planning

You will learn how to properly evaluate the airway system and determine when expansion should be considered.

Topics include:

Comprehensive airway diagnostics using CBCT
Integration of sleep metrics and questionnaires
Treatment planning for structural airway deficiencies
Fundamentals of bone-anchored palatal expansion
Clinical anatomy and protocol design
Integration of orthodontics, surgery, and appliances

Expansion Systems and Clinical Implementation

You will learn the tools, techniques, and clinical considerations required for expansion cases.

Topics include:

MSE and MARPE expansion systems
FME expansion techniques and case presentations
Troubleshooting complications and difficult cases
Practice growth and integration strategies
This day focuses on real-world clinical application.

More interdisciplinary referrals

Greater differentiation in their market

And a deeper level of impact for patients suffering from airway disorders.

Instead of offering a single device…
Your practice begins offering comprehensive airway care.

Already treat sleep apnea patients successfully & get paid

Want to expand beyond appliance therapy

Want to understand structural airway treatment

Want to increase case value within their sleep program

Want to build a more comprehensive airway practice

If you are serious about growing your sleep practice, this training opens the door to an entirely new dimension of care.

The $25,000 Sleep Patient

Do you think of a sleep patient as a 1:1 – just a single procedure? A device. Maybe a few follow-ups.

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21 CE Hours | Three Full Days of Clinical Learning

July 24-25

Florida

Sept 24th

St. Thomas

Three Ways to Expand

$10,008

$12,096

$18,090 | Seats Limited

The Clinical Upside

Once those structural problems are identified, the treatment pathway can expand dramatically.

The Tale of Two Patients

A Typical Appliance-Only Patient

Most dentists treat a sleep patient with a single appliance case.

The Comprehensive Airway Patient

When the same patient is evaluated for airway structure and skeletal development, treatment often expands into multiple phases.

The Biggest Opportunity in Dental Sleep Medicine

The biggest opportunity in dental sleep medicine is not more appliances. It’s seeing the patient differently.

The Next Evolution of Sleep Dentistry

Dental sleep medicine is evolving. The first wave was oral appliance therapy. The next wave is structural airway treatment.

From Appliances to Airway Architecture

This advanced training was designed to answer those questions.

The Complete Training

This program focuses on both clinical decision making and real-world implementation.

Inside the Two-Day Training

Day One

Airway Diagnostics and Treatment Planning

Day Two

Expansion Systems and Clinical Implementation

What This Can Mean for Your Practice

Adding expansion-focused airway care into your practice gets you that quantum leap:

Who This Expansion Training Is Designed For

This program is ideal for Restfull members who:

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Versatility in the treatment of sleep disorders: How to incorporate expansion into your sleep practice

Two-day intensive training. Limited enrollment.