Collaboration
January 28, 2026
Airway in the interdisciplinary patients
Course Description -
Great dentistry goes beyond teeth—it starts with the airway. While interdisciplinary care often focuses on occlusion, esthetics, and function, airway health is frequently overlooked until significant damage has already occurred.
This course challenges clinicians to expand their diagnostic lens and recognize airway issues earlier—before they show up as malocclusion, wear, or compromised outcomes. Attendees will learn how airway dysfunction presents in both children and adults, and how dentists can play a critical role in early identification and interdisciplinary treatment.
Learning Objectives
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Identify key signs of airway dysfunction in children
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Review treatment options for pediatric and adult airway patients
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Understand dentistry’s role in airway-focused interdisciplinary care
About The Speaker
Dr. Robbins is an internationally renowned restorative lecturer and one of dentistry’s most in-demand educators. Best known for his Global Diagnosis approach to dentofacial diagnosis, he brings clarity, confidence, and clinical relevance to every presentation.
