Obstructive sleep apnea, or OSA, can lead to serious complications, including exhaustion, depression, high blood pressure, and even stroke and heart attack. As a result, we recommend patients seek treatment for OSA as soon as possible. We have a number of options for treating OSA and helping you rest better.
How Do I Know If I Have OSA?
We often discuss how we treat sleep apnea or what risk factors can lead to the disorder’s onset. But what symptoms should patients be aware of? How do you know if you have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)? By recognizing the possible warning signs, you can seek treatment before serious complications can develop.
Am I At Risk of Developing Sleep Apnea?
Over 12 million people in the United States suffer from difficulty sleeping due to a serious disorder. OSA, or obstructive sleep apnea, can lead to sleep deprivation and eventually, serious complications. However, few people realize what risk factors can lead to the onset of the disorder and what lifestyle changes they can make to protect themselves. Are you at risk of developing sleep apnea?
Can Lifestyle Changes Address Sleep Apnea?
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) can lead to problems sleeping, leaving patients feeling exhausted and eventually, developing a higher risk of high blood pressure, stroke, and heart attack. However, aside from oral appliances and CPAP machines there are lifestyle changes you can make to help address sleep apnea.
The Difference Between CPAP And Oral Appliance Treatment
When patients suffer from obstructive sleep apnea, or OSA, their quality of life can be impacted. We understand and offer treatment to address sleep disorders, helping patients obtain the rest necessary to function properly. We actually offer two very different but effective treatment options. What’s the difference between CPAP and oral appliance treatment?
How Does Sleep Apnea Impact My Health?
When you have sleep apnea, you often stop breathing for brief periods at night. These periods of waking up to start breathing before airflow become obstructed again can happen hundreds of times, leaving you sleep deprived. How does sleep apnea impact your health? What dangers are associated with poor rest due to OSA?
Do You Need Treatment For Snoring Or Sleep Apnea?
Difficulty sleeping can leave you feeling exhausted, with difficulty concentrating at work and moodiness. But how do you know if you need treatment for a sleep disorder, like sleep apnea, or chronic snoring? Are these two issues related? Can they be addressed with the same treatments?
How Do I Enjoy Deeper Sleep?
Do you have trouble sleeping? Do you often feel exhausted during the day? Losing sleep can often be the sign of a disorder, such as obstructive sleep apnea. While serious cases of OSA do require your dentist’s attention, you can often ease symptoms by making adjustments to your sleeping habits. What can you do to enjoy better, deeper rest?
Do You Have FAQs About Snoring?
Do you regularly keep your significant other awake with your loud, obnoxious snores? Understanding what causes the issue can help you take steps to stop further episodes. Addressing what may seem like a minor issue is important since snoring is often linked to serious disorders, such as obstructive sleep apnea. Do you have questions about snoring?
Quiz: When Should You See The Dentist?
We provide treatment for both snoring and serious sleep disorders, such as obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Without treatment, these disorders can lead to serious health issues. When should you see a dentist for sleep apnea treatment? What warning signs indicate a possible risk of OSA?
