Airway Chat #23 with Dr. Kevin Boyd: Origins of Malocclusion and Airway Disorders

Watch as Dr. Kevin Boyd takes us back in time via anthropological research demonstrating why we have such a high incidence of malocclusion and sleep disordered breathing. Most importantly, he will teach us, based on his 30+ years experience as a board certified pediatric dentist, how to prevent both!

AHS Early Childhood Curriculum with Dr. Kevin Boyd

We are thrilled to have Dr Boyd on our faculty as creator of our early childhood curriculum. To celebrate we are kicking off with 2 NEW COURSES:

1. Pediatric Validated Airway Risk Assessment: Dentists Call to Action!
Learn from world renowned expert and educator, Dr. Kevin Boyd, a board-certified pediatric dentist, and board member of the ADA Pediatric Task Force, how to seamlessly incorporate pediatric validated airway risk assessments into daily dentistry. You will be empowered to refer your pediatric patients for the proper diagnosis through collaborative care. By looking beyond the teeth, and focusing on airway health, you will change your pediatric patients’ lives and healthcare for good!

Friday, December 10th, 2021
Time: 08:45 AM-12:30 PM EDT
4 CEU’s – AGD/PACE

2. Enjoy Treating Kids in Your Dental Practice! Dr. Boyd’s Techniques & Tactics in Caring for the Pediatric Airway Patient
Join world renowned expert/educator, Dr. Kevin Boyd, a practicing board certified pediatric dentist of 30+years as he shares with you proven ways to conquer that fear and relate to children in a genuine, trustworthy manner.

After taking the course, you will be empowered to make an impact on children’s oral, airway and overall health!

Friday, January 14th, 2022
Time: 08:45 AM-12:30 PM EDT
4 CEU’s – AGD/PACE

[kaysmith]

So much helpful historical research that proves this is not a fad!

[AncestryFoundation]

Can you please post the link for Kevin's interview by James Nestor?

[FindingFI]

49:40 is when he starts talking about the origins of malocclusion

[nome]

So who do I blame for having osa in my 30s and having a class 3 underbite? I’d hate to get surgery but don’t see a way out of this.