See What Others Miss: CBCT Airway Analysis with Dr. Kamran Fattah

Most providers look at a CBCT scan. Few truly see what it reveals. In this compelling, case-based training, Dr. Kamran Fattah walks you through real patient scans, unpacking the anatomy, clinical red flags, and diagnostic markers that often go unnoticed. You'll gain powerful tools to sharpen your airway assessments, guide patient conversations, and elevate treatment planning with confidence.

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Program Highlights

This immersive course goes beyond theory—bringing you into the clinical mindset behind airway diagnostics and appliance therapy. Discover what to measure, how to interpret it, and what it means for your patients.

  • Master the art of airway interpretation
    Learn how to evaluate soft palate length, pharyngeal space, nasal valve function, and maxillary development using CBCT scans.

  • Spot hidden contributors to sleep-disordered breathing
    Identify anatomical risk factors such as low tongue posture, retroglossal narrowing, and nasal obstruction that may be missed in routine assessments.

  • Incorporate suction hold and palatal drop techniques
    Discover how to train patients for improved palatal drop using appliance suction protocols—supporting both airway and nasal passage expansion.

  • Know when to recommend appliance vs. surgical intervention
    Gain clinical clarity on how to differentiate appliance-responsive cases from those better suited for surgical options like MMA or TAD-assisted expansion.

  • Confidently communicate findings with patients
    Get language and analogies that help patients understand their anatomy, the "why" behind their symptoms, and the path forward in care.

Featured Speaker

Kamran Fattah, DDS

Dr. Kamran Fattah graduated from Oregon Health and Sciences University School of Dentistry in 2003. After graduation, Dr. Fattah practiced general dentistry in Oregon and began treating sleep-disordered breathing in 2009. In 2017, Dr. Fattah decided to relocate to sunny Scottsdale, Arizona to live and practice holistic dentistry. Dr. Fattah is a Fellow of the American Sleep and Breathing Academy, a clinical Advocate for Vivos Therapeutics, and a Breathe Institute Ambassador. He has successfully treated hundreds of adults and children with sleep-disordered breathing, TMD, tethered oral tissues, and facial hypoplasia. Throughout his practice in biological dentistry, Dr. Fattah discovered his passion for helping adults and children breathe better while awake and asleep, achieve adequate tongue space and mobility, get relief from jaw pain, and promote normal facial growth. Dr. Fattah sees every patient visit as an opportunity to serve others, refine his expertise, or even to save a life. When not practicing, he enjoys spending time with his family, traveling, cooking the perfect steak, and trying to golf.