316. All Things Dentistry: Bridging the Gap Between SLPs and Dental Professionals

Swallow Your Pride Podcast

Theresa Richard, MA, CCC-SLP, BCS-S

Education, Health & Fitness, Business, Careers, Medicine

4.8 • 899 Ratings

🗓️ 16 February 2024

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

Curious about how effective collaboration between dentists and SLPs will enhance advocacy and optimize patient care?

Sara Davis and Sara Charney discuss their collaboration and the unique topic of speech pathology’s relationship with dentistry, in today’s episode. Sara Davis is a specialist in voice, swallowing, head and neck cancer, & airway disorders, and the founder of VoxFit. Working at Mayo Clinic in Arizona and living in Baltimore, Sara Charney specializes in voice and swallowing disorders, particularly pertaining to head and neck cancer.

Sara & Sara guide the conversation through the birth of the idea of collaborating with dentists, the importance of collaborations, developing a collaborative model, research supporting collaboration, and advocacy & future plans. Join Theresa, Sara, & Sara as they navigate this uncharted territory, paving the way for a future where interdisciplinary collaboration is the norm, not the exception.

Oh, and get ready to feel a surge of inspiration!

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0:00.0	On this episode of the Solio Pride podcast we have two Sarah's, Sarah Charnie is a speech
0:07.6	language pathologist at Mayo Clinic, Arizona. She is an NCVS trained vocalist who specializes in the professional and singing voice.
0:14.8	Her other clinical interests include the management of upper railway disorders, chronic cough, and
0:18.8	indusible or angel obstruction, and swallowing in voice disorders related to head and neck cancer.
0:23.4	Sarah is dedicated to education and community outreach serving as the director of the
0:27.4	student observorship program at Mayo Clinic Arizona, co-leading her local
0:31.4	Laurential Testonia support group and co-hosting out of the voice box,
0:35.0	a podcast aim to educate graduate students, singers, and individuals in related fields by interviewing experts on a wide range of voice-related topics.
0:42.0	Sarah has also been featured on several national... on a wide range of voice-related topics.
0:43.0	Sarah has also been featured on several national platforms, including ABC News,
0:47.0	to discuss the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the field of speech language pathology.
0:51.0	Her research interests have focused on the investigation of
0:53.7	rare clinical voice diagnoses, interdisciplinary education, and novel vocal
0:58.2	therapeutic techniques. The other Sarah is Sarah Davis.
1:04.0	She's a medical speech and voice pathologist who specializes in working with patients who have voice, upper airway, and or swallowing disorders, including those with head and neck cancer.
1:13.0	She has over 13 years of experience in medical speech pathology,
1:17.0	performing video stroboscopy, acoustic aerodynamic assessment of voice,
1:20.0	fees, video fluoroscopy, and a variety of voice therapy,
1:23.7	dysphagia therapy and treatment of ILO, EILO, V, C, D, as well as chronic refractory cough
1:30.0	and irritable larynx L'NGal hypersensitivity.
1:33.4	Sarah loves research and has completed two research studies of her own,
1:36.3	one published and one awaiting publication,
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