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What kind of doctors know most about sleep disorders?
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Physicians, dentists: Sleep disorders has become a field of specialty in medicine. Several doctors participate in careing for patient with sleep disorders. Otolaryngologists perform sleep related surgery ranging from uppp and stents, CPAP and weight management. Dentists construct devices that control mild to moderate cases. No one discipline does it all or knows it all. Some phd specialize in this area too.
Answered 10/3/2016
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