Free Web Class · 1 CE Credit Hour · No Cost
Introduction to Airway Orthodontics
60 Minutes | Live Web Class | 1 CE Credit Hour | Free
What You Will Learn
In this 60-minute web class, Dr. Major breaks down the modern pediatric airway phenotype — what has fundamentally shifted in the last decade and why most clinicians are still operating from a model that no longer reflects clinical reality. You will learn to accurately identify the two airway case types that get missed at nearly every exam, work through a step-by-step screening, triage, and referral workflow built for immediate practice implementation, and understand the missing link between interceptive orthodontics and pediatric airway health that changes how you approach every pediatric patient you see.
Free live web class. 1 CE credit for complete attendance. Limited seats per session.
— What's Inside
The Missing Link in Modern Dentistry
Most dentists were never trained to connect airway, sleep physiology, and systemic health. Learn how to think like an interdisciplinary clinician and identify the problems others consistently miss — at every routine pediatric exam.
The 2 Pediatric Airway Case Types
Airway cases today look fundamentally different than they did 10–15 years ago. Discover exactly why modern phenotypes have shifted — and how misidentification leads to failed referrals, inappropriate treatment, and poor patient outcomes.
A Workflow for Your Practice
Evidence-aligned, repeatable, and built for implementation on Monday morning. A clear screening-to-referral pathway that positions your practice as the interdisciplinary hub your patients and their families need.

— About the Educator
Board-Certified Orthodontist
Founder, Verve Orthodontics
CEO, Collaboration Dental
Former Director, U of A Airway Research Clinic
15 Yrs Multidisciplinary Airway Practice
Published Researcher
Global CE Educator
Dr. Michael Major is a board-certified orthodontist whose clinical work sits at the intersection of craniofacial development, sleep physiology, and interdisciplinary medicine. With over 20 years of clinical experience — including 15 years leading a multidisciplinary pediatric airway practice — he identified a fundamental gap in how dentistry approaches airway disorders in children: the lack of a consistent clinical framework to reliably guide effective patient care.
That system is not a repackaging of existing curricula. It is a new clinical framework — built from the ground up through direct collaboration with ENT specialists, pulmonologists, sleep physicians, and published peer-reviewed research on pediatric sleep disorders.

© 2025 Dr. Michael Major. All rights reserved.
© 2025 Dr. Michael Major. All rights reserved.