Providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable software system that performs a variety of functions, namely, stores, protects, and allows instant access to relevant patient information and data, specifically designed for sleep-related issues, access to online training videos and webinars, assists in evaluating patient information for sleep related issues, allows patients to communicate via integrated web portal, fill out patient information and questionnaires online, protects privacy of information under HIPAA and HI-TECH data protection guidelines, generates automated emails to patients and referring dentists, allows patients access to contact database, automatically locating and populating the contact's information include address and phone number, allows user to communicate treatment goals with patients and to track treatment progress, evaluate and store important data related to management of the airway, walk user through complete dental exam and documentation process, provides Patient Screener Online tools to rapidly identify patients with sleep apnea, tracks patients through the use of built in algorithms that help logically suggest the next appointment procedure, track and display previous appointment history and automatically generate appropriate correspondence for appointment intervals, generates summary sheets logically summarizing and displaying important data from multiple software entry points, generate dozens of letters automatically based on what treatment step being completed, utilizes sophisticated algorithms to provide user device recommendations with weighted scores that help user decide which device would work best for that particular patient, contains built-in ledger and accounting software specifically designed for dental sleep with pre-populated medical codes, facilitates patient scheduling with built in scheduler, tracks appointments and patients, allows access of user to patient schedule from anywhere at any time, generates custom reports and billing statements to allow user to track dental sleep practice progress