The following organizations represent leading professional and patient advocacy bodies in orofacial pain, sleep medicine, and headache. We encourage patients and referring providers to explore these resources for additional information.
American Academy of Orofacial Pain AAOP
The AAOP is the premier professional organization for orofacial pain specialists in the United States. It establishes clinical practice guidelines, supports research, and provides education on the full spectrum of orofacial pain conditions. Our practice and providers are active members.
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American Academy of Sleep Medicine AASM
The AASM is the leading organization for sleep medicine professionals. It develops evidence-based clinical practice guidelines for obstructive sleep apnea and other sleep disorders, including recognition of oral appliance therapy as a first-line treatment for many patients.
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American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine AADSM
The AADSM is the professional home for dentists who treat sleep-disordered breathing. It promotes best practices for oral appliance therapy and supports advanced education and credentialing through the American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine.
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National Sleep Foundation
A trusted public education organization dedicated to improving sleep health. Patients will find easy-to-understand, evidence-based information about sleep apnea, insomnia, healthy sleep habits, and many other sleep-related topics.
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American Headache Society AHS
The American Headache Society provides education, research, and clinical guidance for healthcare professionals treating migraine, tension-type headaches, cluster headaches, and other headache disorders.
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American Tinnitus Association ATA
The American Tinnitus Association (ATA) is a national nonprofit supporting people with tinnitus through patient education, provider referrals, and funded research towards better treatments and an eventual cure for their condition."
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Have Questions?
If you have questions about orofacial pain, dental sleep medicine, or whether one of these resources applies to your situation, our team is here to help.
Call 414-476-9400 or request an appointment online.