Dental Sleep Medicine for Students

Dental Sleep Medicine & the AADSM

Dental sleep medicine (DSM) is an area of dental practice that focuses on providing oral appliance therapy (OAT) to treat sleep-disordered breathing, including snoring and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Dentists work together with physicians to identify the best treatment for each patient. DSM is a fast-growing field that can enhance your career by unlocking immediate patient and partnership opportunities. By incorporating DSM into your education and career path, you will be able to work closely with sleep physicians to solve patients’ sleep problems to improve their long-term health.

The AADSM is here to help! As a professional membership society for dentists who help patients control snoring and obstructive sleep apnea through the use of oral appliance therapy, the AADSM has had 25+ years of proven success providing members with first-rate educational opportunities and resources to grow their dental sleep medicine practices.

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Why Become A Student Member?

STUDENT MEMBERSHIP IS FREE!

Joining AADSM can give you a head start at a successful career and arm you with the resources to excel at providing OAT. As an AADSM student member, you will have access to education, research and networking opportunities that will position you to succeed in dental sleep medicine. When you transition from student to professional, the AADSM also provides practice management and insurance reimbursement resources to help establish and grow your business.

Apply for Student Membership

Once students graduate from their program, dues will remain free for the first year after graduation from the program, and then increase on a sliding scale as they transition from dental school into practice. For more information, please contact info@aadsm.org. 
 

ARE YOU ELIGIBLE?

• Are you enrolled full-time in an accredited predoctoral program to receive one or more of the following medical degrees: DDS, DMD, MD, PhD, or DO?
• Are you in an accredited postdoctoral residency or fellowship with the plan to be licensed and a physician or dentist in their place of residence in dental sleep medicine?