Early Bird Registration Extended for the 23rd Annual Sleep Education Consortium (SEC) Conference “From the Womb to the Tomb”
Medical and Dental professionals can register for the 2027 SEC Sleep Conference at the reduced rate.
Sugar Land, TX, September 11, 2026 --(PR.com)-- The Sleep Education Consortium (SEC), with a legacy of transforming the careers of healthcare professionals, has extended Early Bird registration for the 23rd Annual SEC Sleep Conference, giving medical and dental professionals additional time to secure reduced registration pricing for this respected annual educational event.
As always, the conference will bring together clinicians, educators, researchers and industry leaders for a multi-day event (two-days for medical professionals and three-days for dental professionals). Attendees can expect world-class speakers, timely clinical insights, emerging technologies and practical strategies they can apply to strengthen patient care.
“For 23 years, this conference has transformed the practices of healthcare professionals, year after year. With new information, repeated attendance is demonstration of success in achieving our goals, one of which is to enhance collaborations between disciplines," said Dr. Jerald H. Simmons, Sleep Medicine Pioneer, Founder of the Sleep Education Consortium, and Host of the SEC Sleep Conference. “By extending Early Bird pricing, we hope to make it easier for more members of the medical and dental communities to join us. The conference is geared to fill the gap in our healthcare education system, bringing those who have not had the opportunity to learn about sleep medicine, to learn from the basics to the cutting-edge new findings and treatment approaches.”
Some of the topics covered at this year’s event include:
· The full spectrum of treatments for sleep apnea, including the different types of surgically implanted hypoglossal nerve stimulators and new medications anticipated to be available soon for the treatment of OSA. Also exercises of the upper airway with myofunctional therapy is covered, along with dental appliances. This goes way beyond the treatment with CPAP.
· Pediatric Sleep Disorders and the relationship with ADHD, providing options for non-stimulant treatment approaches.
· The impact of crowded teeth (malocclusion) on sleep in children and the role of orthodontic intervention before the age of 6 to improve sleep-related breathing disturbances that can lead to ADHD symptoms.
· Treatments for insomnia and Restless Legs Syndrome using non-pharmacologic approaches.
.... and much much more.
Two Specialized Tracks, One Shared Mission
The conference’s unique format allows for two-full days where medical, dental, and other specialized clinical professionals receive a broad configuration of lectures ranging the full scope of sleep disorders (see agenda on the conference website) which also covers the future of sleep medicine. For dental professionals, attendees experience a special one-day, hands-on educational opportunity beforehand, followed by the full conference with the medical attendees on the following two days.
Both first-time attendees and returning participants will find opportunities to expand their knowledge, connect with colleagues and bring fresh ideas back to the patients and communities they serve.
Discover why physicians and dentists keep returning to the SEC Sleep Conference year after year and what they believe makes the SEC Conference one of the most valuable multidisciplinary sleep and airway educational events in the country: https://youtu.be/VmSZYymIlkQ.
Register Now to Save
Professionals who now can take advantage of Early Bird pricing. Registration is available online for both conference tracks:
• Medical Track: https://www.MedicalSleepConference.com
• Dental Track: https://www.DentalSleepConference.com
Early Bird pricing may end at any time, so don’t wait! Those interested in attending as a group can info@sleepeducation.net or (281) 269-7881 to inquire about group discount opportunities.
About the Sleep Education Consortium
The Sleep Education Consortium is committed to advancing sleep medicine education and supporting professionals who diagnose, treat and manage sleep disorders. Through conferences and continuing education, SEC connects dental and medical professionals with expert instruction, current knowledge and practical resources that help improve patient care.
As always, the conference will bring together clinicians, educators, researchers and industry leaders for a multi-day event (two-days for medical professionals and three-days for dental professionals). Attendees can expect world-class speakers, timely clinical insights, emerging technologies and practical strategies they can apply to strengthen patient care.
“For 23 years, this conference has transformed the practices of healthcare professionals, year after year. With new information, repeated attendance is demonstration of success in achieving our goals, one of which is to enhance collaborations between disciplines," said Dr. Jerald H. Simmons, Sleep Medicine Pioneer, Founder of the Sleep Education Consortium, and Host of the SEC Sleep Conference. “By extending Early Bird pricing, we hope to make it easier for more members of the medical and dental communities to join us. The conference is geared to fill the gap in our healthcare education system, bringing those who have not had the opportunity to learn about sleep medicine, to learn from the basics to the cutting-edge new findings and treatment approaches.”
Some of the topics covered at this year’s event include:
· The full spectrum of treatments for sleep apnea, including the different types of surgically implanted hypoglossal nerve stimulators and new medications anticipated to be available soon for the treatment of OSA. Also exercises of the upper airway with myofunctional therapy is covered, along with dental appliances. This goes way beyond the treatment with CPAP.
· Pediatric Sleep Disorders and the relationship with ADHD, providing options for non-stimulant treatment approaches.
· The impact of crowded teeth (malocclusion) on sleep in children and the role of orthodontic intervention before the age of 6 to improve sleep-related breathing disturbances that can lead to ADHD symptoms.
· Treatments for insomnia and Restless Legs Syndrome using non-pharmacologic approaches.
.... and much much more.
Two Specialized Tracks, One Shared Mission
The conference’s unique format allows for two-full days where medical, dental, and other specialized clinical professionals receive a broad configuration of lectures ranging the full scope of sleep disorders (see agenda on the conference website) which also covers the future of sleep medicine. For dental professionals, attendees experience a special one-day, hands-on educational opportunity beforehand, followed by the full conference with the medical attendees on the following two days.
Both first-time attendees and returning participants will find opportunities to expand their knowledge, connect with colleagues and bring fresh ideas back to the patients and communities they serve.
Discover why physicians and dentists keep returning to the SEC Sleep Conference year after year and what they believe makes the SEC Conference one of the most valuable multidisciplinary sleep and airway educational events in the country: https://youtu.be/VmSZYymIlkQ.
Register Now to Save
Professionals who now can take advantage of Early Bird pricing. Registration is available online for both conference tracks:
• Medical Track: https://www.MedicalSleepConference.com
• Dental Track: https://www.DentalSleepConference.com
Early Bird pricing may end at any time, so don’t wait! Those interested in attending as a group can info@sleepeducation.net or (281) 269-7881 to inquire about group discount opportunities.
About the Sleep Education Consortium
The Sleep Education Consortium is committed to advancing sleep medicine education and supporting professionals who diagnose, treat and manage sleep disorders. Through conferences and continuing education, SEC connects dental and medical professionals with expert instruction, current knowledge and practical resources that help improve patient care.
Contact
Sleep Education Consortium
Dr. Jerald H Simmons
281-269-7881
www.sleepeducation.net
Dr. Jerald H Simmons
281-269-7881
www.sleepeducation.net
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