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Overview Of Avi Weisfogel's 'Dental Sleep Masters'

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In 2011, Avi Weisfogel created the innovative medical information program, “Healthy Heart Sleep” and “Owner Unlimited Sleep Patients,” informing medical practitioners and dentists about sleep apnea. To coincide with the initial two programs, Avi Weisfogel established “Dental Sleep Masters,” a program informing dentists the proper use of oral devices when working with sleep apnea patients. Avi believes there is a direct correlation between sleep apnea and dental issues. He is a graduate of Rutgers University, in New Brunswick, New Jersey, holding Psychology and Biology degrees and earned his dental degree-DDS-from the College of Dentistry at New York University. Avi is compassionate about what he does and always has time for helping others. …show more content…

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