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ASAP Pathway: THE PODCAST

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 In a world where discussions about sleep and airway issues dominate the dental landscape, the journey to understanding and addressing these concerns has evolved drastically. Join us as we dive into the remarkable transformation of dental care over the last decade, from overlooking airway and sleep health to making it a core aspect of treatment planning.

Join us as we uncover the journey of understanding and addressing sleep and airway concerns in children. Whether you're a dedicated Dentist seeking comprehensive guidance, a health care provider wanting to collaborate and Find a Provider to work with, or a concerned Parent evaluating your child's well-being, our podcast sheds light on a clear pathway forward. To take the next step, become a member of our community or access valuable resources for your child's evaluation.

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https://asappathway.com/Copyright Dr. Stacy Becker, DDS Hygiène et vie saine Maladie et pathologies physiques
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    • Ep.70, How Orthodontics Impacts the Whole Patient, Dr. Jackie Demko

      Ep.70, How Orthodontics Impacts the Whole Patient, Dr. Jackie Demko
      Jan 26 2026
      🎙️In this episode Dr. Stacy sits down with orthodontist Dr. Jackie Demko for an honest, experience-driven conversation about airway, growth, and the realities clinicians face when patients don’t fit neatly into traditional timelines or treatment silos.Dr. Demko shares how her clinical perspective has evolved over time, what she began noticing in patients long before airway became a mainstream conversation, and why so many individuals struggle to get clear answers when dentistry and medicine fail to communicate. Together, they explore patterns seen repeatedly in real patients, the long-term impact of delayed intervention, and why listening carefully often reveals more than any single test or protocol.This episode blends clinical insight with patient-centered reality, offering perspective for providers and patients alike who are navigating complex airway, growth, and sleep-related concerns.IG: Demko OrthodonticsFB: Demko OrthodonticsTIKTOK: Dr DemkoArticles Mentioned in this Episode: ⬇️A Rationale for ExpansionDr. Michael Owen Wiliams, DDSDr. Larry W White, DMD, MSBeyond the Ligament:A “Whole Bone” Approach to Dentofacial Orthopedics and Falsification of Universal Alveolar Immutability ©Neal C. Murphy, DDS, MS 1.2 And Michael O. Williams, DDS, MS3 A special private publication for the American Association of Orthodontists 107th Annual Meeting Seattle, Washington USA May 19-21, 2007Ortho Tribune, Interview:Advances in NonSurgical Transverse Dimension Development and Tissue Engineering for Long-Term Cosmetic ResultsInterview with: Dr Michael Williams⏱️ CHAPTERS:01:05 – Introducing Dr. Jackie Demko and Her Clinical Background04:20 – How Jackie’s Perspective on Airway Began to Change08:45 – Patterns She Kept Seeing in Patients Over Time13:30 – When “Wait and Watch” Doesn’t Serve the Patient18:40 – Why Patients Get Conflicting Answers Between Providers24:15 – Growth, Function, and the Consequences of Delay30:05 – What Experience Teaches That Training Often Doesn’t36:20 – The Importance of Asking Better Questions42:50 – Collaboration: What’s Missing and What’s Possible49:10 – Putting the Patient at the Center of Decision-Making55:40 – Final Reflections and Why These Conversations Matter🧠 Key Learnings:Clinical experience often reveals patterns long before literature catches upPatients are frequently caught between specialties without coordinated careDelaying intervention can carry long-term functional and developmental costs“Normal” timelines don’t apply equally to every patientListening closely often reveals problems before imaging or diagnostics doCollaboration improves outcomes more than rigid adherence to protocolsPatient-centered care requires flexibility, humility, and communicationThis is the ASAP Pathway Podcast, Airway, Sleep, and Pediatric Pathway, where sleep and airway health take center stage, one breath at a time. VISIT: ASAP Pathway Please subscribe, share, and tune in to future episodes of how we can help children live their best lives, one breath, and restful night's sleep at a time. Don't miss this exciting launch into a world of knowledge and transformation.Because Kids Can't Wait...CLICK HERE To Find an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE To Become an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE FOR ASAP Pathway IN-PERSON COURSESCLICK HERE To See If Your Child Is At Risk!ASAP FREE GIFT AND E NEWSLETTERSUBCRIBE AND SHARE AT OUR OTHER PLATFORMS BELOWASAP YouTube ▶️ 🔗ASAP YouTube Music 🔗 ASAP on Spotify 🔗ASAP IHeartRadio ❤️🔗 ASAP Amazon Music 🎵🔗 ASAP Apple Podcast 🍎🔗ASAP Pathway MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS, LEARNING and COURSES BELOW ⬇️ 🙌Join The Practice Breakfast Club! ☕️🔗2026 ASAP Mini-Residency Pathway 🙌🔗WANT TO BE A MEMBER IN ASAP Pathway? ASAP Membership Options BELOW: 🎉👇ASAP Immersion Membership🔗ORComprehensive ASAP Pathway Membership🔗
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      59 min
    • Ep.69, The ENT & Dentist Collaboration Wishlist, Dr. Keith Matheny

      Ep.69, The ENT & Dentist Collaboration Wishlist, Dr. Keith Matheny
      Jan 20 2026
      In this episode Dr. Stacy sits down with Vanderbilt-trained ENT and sleep specialist Dr. Keith Matheny for a wide-ranging, real-world conversation about the airway—starting where many discussions skip: the nose. They unpack why nasal obstruction (fixed and functional) is often minimized in sleep care, how “CPAP intolerance” is frequently a nasal problem in disguise, and why the nasal valve is commonly missed even by clinicians—sometimes because the tools used to examine the nose temporarily “fix” the problem. Dr. Matheny shares practical, current ENT options that don’t require major surgery, including in-office radiofrequency treatments that can address nasal valve issues, turbinates, and septal swell bodies with minimal downtime. From there, the conversation expands into pediatric airway concerns, the long-term cost of “waiting it out,” and how chronic mouth breathing can shape growth, sleep quality, and even the labels kids accumulate.They finish with a compelling vision for what’s next: true medical-dental collaboration—sleep boards, shared language, better screening, and models that make treatment more accessible for patients. And, because Dr. Matheny is also “The Grill Doctor,” the episode closes with pizza wedges, skiing attempts, grilled salmon, and a seasoning drop coming soon!!US ENT PARTNERSDr. Matheny's Practice, Collin County ENTSLEEP VIGILSEPTUM SOLUTIONSGRILL DOCTOR ON IGCHAPTERS:00:00 – Welcome + Why Dr. Matheny Had to Be on the Show00:46 – Structure vs. Function in Airway Care02:48 – Meet Dr. Keith Matheny: ENT, Sleep, Patents… and BBQ06:40 – Authenticity in Healthcare: Patients Need a Real Human08:22 – ENT + Dentistry: Same Playground, Not Enough Collaboration09:22 – “The Nose Doesn’t Matter” in Sleep? Let’s Talk About That13:49 – Nasal Valve Collapse + The Cottle Maneuver (Why It’s Missed)17:22 – Septal Swell Bodies: The Obstruction People Overlook22:16 – In-Office Radiofrequency: What It Treats + What Recovery Is Like25:10 – Kids, Mouth Breathing, and the Cost of Waiting41:38 – The “Sleep Board” Idea: Copying Oncology’s Team Model47:35 – Keith’s Model: Sleep Dentist Inside the ENT Office (Insurance + Access)🌟 Key Learnings The nose is central to sleep-disordered breathing—literally and functionally, even when some clinicians downplay it.“CPAP intolerance” often points to nasal obstruction, fixed or functional, because most CPAP is delivered at least partially through the nose.Functional nasal obstruction can look “fine” at rest, then collapse during inspiration/expiration due to weak cartilage or mobile tissue.Nasal valve collapse is frequently missed, partly because putting a speculum in the nose can temporarily “fix” the collapse during an exam.Septal swell bodies are an under-recognized contributor to obstruction and inflammation and have become a bigger topic only in the last ~6–10 years.Small increases in airway diameter can feel huge (Keith references aerodynamics/“to the fourth power” effect on perceived breathing).In-office radiofrequency procedures can treat turbinates/valve/swell bodies with minimal downtime and can also help chronic rhinitis/post-nasal drip.“Wait until adolescence” can cost years of sleep and development—kids may “outgrow” adenoids, but not the consequences of chronic mouth breathing and fragmented sleep.Mouth breathing can affect craniofacial growth, sleep quality, school performance, and lead to labels like ADHD-type behavior patterns.Medical-dental collaboration isn’t optional in sleep care—better screening, shared language, and structured collaboration models are needed.Keith shares a practical collaboration model: bringing a sleep dentist into the ENT office as a delegate/contractor so oral appliances can be billed through medical insurance (state-dependent/legal-dependent).CPAP in growing children can influence midface growth, similar to orthodontic “headgear effects,” which makes coordination with airway-minded dentistry/orthodontics critical.This is the ASAP Pathway Podcast, Airway, Sleep, and Pediatric Pathway, where sleep and airway health take center stage, one breath at a time. VISIT: ASAP Pathway Please subscribe, share, and tune in to future episodes of how we can help children live their best lives, one breath, and restful night's sleep at a time. Don't miss this exciting launch into a world of knowledge and transformation.Because Kids Can't Wait...CLICK HERE To Find an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE To Become an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE FOR ASAP Pathway IN-PERSON COURSESCLICK HERE To See If Your Child Is At Risk!ASAP FREE GIFT AND E NEWSLETTERSUBCRIBE AND SHARE AT OUR OTHER PLATFORMS BELOWASAP YouTube ▶️ 🔗ASAP YouTube Music 🔗 ASAP on Spotify 🔗ASAP IHeartRadio ❤️🔗 ASAP Amazon Music 🎵🔗 ASAP Apple Podcast 🍎🔗ASAP Pathway MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS, LEARNING and COURSES BELOW ⬇️ 🙌Join The ...
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      1 h et 10 min
    • Ep.68, Crows Teaching Crows; The Empowered Sleep Apnea Project, Dr. Dave McCarty

      Ep.68, Crows Teaching Crows; The Empowered Sleep Apnea Project, Dr. Dave McCarty
      Dec 29 2025
      🎙️ PODCAST DESCRIPTIONIn this episode of the ASAP Pathway Podcast, Dr. Stacy is joined by Dr. David McCarty for a deeply thoughtful conversation about how patients—children and adults—are often misunderstood, mislabeled, and mistreated when care focuses on symptoms instead of root cause. Drawing from neuroscience, clinical experience, and real patient stories, Dr. McCarty challenges the way we approach diagnoses such as ADHD, anxiety, sleep disorders, and behavioral dysregulation. He explains how airway function, tongue stability, neurological signaling, and chronic physiological stress can quietly shape how patients think, feel, sleep, and function—often for years before anyone connects the dots.This episode speaks to the exhausted patient, the frustrated provider, and the family searching for answers, highlighting how siloed care and rushed labels can leave people stuck in cycles of treatment that never fully address what’s happening beneath the surface. At its core, this conversation is a call to slow down, listen better, and approach patients as whole humans—across all ages—whose bodies are communicating long before pathology shows up on a chart.LISTEN HERE for the Crows Teaching Crows Song! 🐦‍⬛🎶🔗Dr. Dave is Co-Creator (with Ellen Stothard, PhD) of the Empowered Sleep Apnea Project! 🔗Dr Dave McCarty on LinkedIn 🔗FB Empowered Sleep Apnea 🔗Dr. Dave as CMO of Rebis Health! 🔗🎧 EPISODE CHAPTERS 📖00:00 – Welcome to ASAP Pathway & Setting the Tone for the Conversation 00:16 – Introducing Dr. David McCarty & Why This Episode Matters00:26 – The “Cartoon” That Explains Where Airway & Diagnosis Are Right Now11:27 – Neurology, Anatomy & Why Symptoms Aren’t the Root Problem13:22 – Development, Adaptation & What Happens When the Body Compensates16:33 – The Risk of Diagnosis Without Understanding Physiology19:05 – Patients Who Are Exhausted, Out of Answers & Out of Hope19:33 – Where Medicine and Dentistry Must Work Together27:49 – Tongue Function, Airway & Nervous System Regulation38:10 – What Patients Are Communicating Through Their Symptoms49:40 – Rethinking Labels, Behavior & Chronic Dysregulation56:26 -- Building a Unified Language01:02:30 – What Patients Can Do First: Slowing Down & Asking Better Questions01:13:45 – Restoring Hope Through Whole-Patient Understanding01:21:10 – Closing Reflections & Why This Conversation Matters🌟 KEY LEARNINGS Symptoms are often adaptive responses, not primary disorders.Airway, tongue function, and neurology are tightly interconnected.Patients can compensate for years before breakdown occurs.Labels without physiology can delay meaningful healing.Chronic dysregulation affects sleep, cognition, mood, and behavior at any age.Medicine and dentistry must collaborate to see the full picture.Patients often feel unheard long before they feel “sick.”The future of sleep medicine includes a unified language around sleep apnea that all healthcare providers can share.Hope begins with better questions, not faster answersThis is the ASAP Pathway Podcast, Airway, Sleep, and Pediatric Pathway, where sleep and airway health take center stage, one breath at a time. VISIT: ASAP PathwayPlease subscribe, share, and tune in to future episodes of how we can help children live their best lives, one breath, and restful night's sleep at a time. Don't miss this exciting launch into a world of knowledge and transformation.Because Kids Can't Wait...CLICK HERE To Find an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE To Become an ASAP Pathway ProviderCLICK HERE FOR ASAP Pathway IN-PERSON COURSESCLICK HERE To See If Your Child Is At Risk!ASAP FREE GIFT AND E NEWSLETTERSUBCRIBE AND SHARE AT OUR OTHER PLATFORMS BELOWASAP YouTube ▶️ 🔗ASAP YouTube Music 🔗 ASAP on Spotify 🔗ASAP IHeartRadio ❤️🔗 ASAP Amazon Music 🎵🔗 ASAP Apple Podcast 🍎🔗ASAP Pathway MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS, LEARNING and COURSES BELOW ⬇️ 🙌Join The Practice Breakfast Club! ☕️🔗2026 ASAP Mini-Residency Pathway 🙌🔗WANT TO BE A MEMBER IN ASAP Pathway? ASAP Membership Options BELOW: 🎉👇ASAP Immersion Membership🔗ORComprehensive ASAP Pathway Membership🔗
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      1 h et 9 min
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