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Another fantastic chat. Thank you.

Again, you hit the nail on the head. We orthodontists have spent a hundred years treating symptoms. It's time we begin to treat causes. GO Deluke!

Great interview, Thank you for great content.

Amazing podcast, gentleman! Way to propel the professions forward and show we are doctoring professions that have an amazing capacity to collaborate and really provide comprehensive care!

You both are amazing in how much you contribute to this field. I am so proud of Dr. Audrey Yoon, and she has been changing the world; thank you for this great interview.

Thank you for having me as a guest! I am truly honored and grateful for the opportunity to share my story. ❤

Truly inspiring and very educational. Both of you are incredible leaders, showcasing not only your intelligence and expertise but also genuine humanity to help patients. Dr. Yoon's commitment to push the envelope in this field is commendable, and it is clear that she is making a significant impact. Thank you for great episode to understand the field and insights from from such remarkable leader.

Such an interesting podcast on work/life balance. So much that is logical yet somehow gets overlooked in our busy world. Thank you.

I appreciate the organized and persuasive presentation. Well done!

I love how you bring light to a very important topic in dentistry. Bringing awareness will help dentist tremendously! It will provide them with life saving tools to be successful in their professional and personal life.

Thanks Docs! It was really informative

Kudos to Dr. Yoon! When I was struggling with sleep issues, I felt like no one was listening to me until I met her. She has an exceptional understanding of how facial anatomy affects these issues and the pathophysiology of sleep apnea from both medical and dental perspectives. Her explanations were clear, honest, and incredibly warm and I finally felt someone finally understood my problem. She is truly the most amazing dentist I've ever encountered. Great interview to show how knowledgeable she is.

This was a very interesting conversation. I have a greater appreciation of the challenges and great opportunities for collaboration with orthodontists! Thank you so much!!🎉

This was such a great episode, especially from a general dentist's perspective! I have to say, Dr. Scott's journey into sleep and airway driven Orthodontics sounded exactly like mine, because it when I wanted to do something about my 6 year old daughter's deep bite that all these connections were revealed to me! Also, his powerpoint is quite like the one i show my patients parents :) Keep going Dr. DeLuke!

If you actually want to advance the field of orthodontics, don’t spend your time making videos about parent testimonials. This will never help to convince orthodontists who are skeptical about your methods. Please please please, even if it’s the last thing you want to do, for the sake of your profession, do research and publish papers. I don’t doubt that you helped this little girl. I just know that videos like this aren’t made to convince other orthodontists.

Tom Pitts is a legend. He is the central hub of an amazing wheel of great and inspiring orthodontists. And Dr. Duncan Brown is the same - a legend and together they are a team. The orthodontists they have attracted to become part of a great community of teachers and eager students is nothing short of a gift to the profession. I have been so blessed to learn from the best of the best, who leave their egos at the door. Not many people can say they have learned and rubbed shoulders with world class people in any discipline. I am lucky to be one of those few. Rock on Tom!

Such a great interview, especially the mention of the gathering of all the research that is already out there. Well done Steffen.

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The term that comes to my mind when I think of how most orthodontists wait till adolescence to begin any treatment, is 'supervised neglect '. I became "airway aware" after I did a Fellowship in pediatric sleep apnoea last year, and so when I see Kevin o' Brian's blogs every now and then, trying to say 'extractions don't cause airway issues, there's no real advantage of early treatment', I want to tell him you're asking the wrong questions!! The real debate should orthopaedics early vs extraction Orthodontics later! I'd like to say kudos for the podcasts to both of you 😊

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Your hypothesis proposed (at about minute 50:00) regarding why you think the IOTN for ‘state-funded’ ortho pts (w/o posterior crossbites)might actually be responsible for increased Rx’s for bicuspid ext’s in Ortho residency programs is interesting, and probably supportable. I think another hypothesis to consider Mike, regarding why most most ortho residents, after graduating, are reluctant, resistant or completely refuse to Dx/Tx young children (under 72 months old) with hypoplastic skeletal malocclusions (in the transverse and/or sagittal dimensions, w or w/o posterior and/or anterior ‘dental’ crossbites)…..are you curious Mike, or perhaps we’ve already discussed this particular void in the CODA-guided ortho curriculum guidelines?

OK, but what is the maximum cbct a 9 year old can get with in 6 month to 12 months? It's the orthodontics..

Great info - thank you ! 🙏

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Excellent pod but I'm afraid you chaps may be preaching to the choir. This sort of information should be getting out to the public.

Amazing interview. Could you please send me the study you quote of izea in 2021 assessing 10000 mri. We need to connect

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Very interesting show. I’m a pediatric dentist and this information is starting to change the way I approach my patients. It’s crazy how none of this is taught in dental school or residency.

I really enjoyed this conversation. Dr. DeLuke, Dr. Bernstein, I would love to chat with both of you about phase I treatment, myofunctional therapy, growth modification, etc. I would love to learn more from you, and share what I've learned. Dr. DeLuke, thanks for putting this out!

Mike I am becoming more enthusiastic about this information. I know my patients are benefiting from this information. I am an orthodontist age 74 - my journey at this age is how do we make our patients more healthy early . I am seeing older patients with issues snoring, on CPAP etc…that if transverse dimension had been addressed 20-30 years ago they would not have to go through major surgery. Keep up the good work with your podcasts- people will listen to podcasts today before they will read a book although I have been recommending the book since it came out (adding your podcast as supplemental material). Thanks!!!

Been using this book since start of 2023 to help educate parents on importance of early treatment recognition. Parents really appreciate educating them.

Thanks for the chance to visit Mike.

Intriguing, I would love to see some of your cases achieving expansion on young kids with braces. I’m doing expansion on 7-9 year old kids and would love to find a more comfortable solution for them.

We have found that it's REALLY important to do couples only trips also. Date night is fine, but it takes me a whole day to set aside all the stresses of kids, work, church, etc. A strong marriage pays huge dividends in all other areas of my life. We try for one week just us couples and one other long weekend and maybe an occasional overnight.

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