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Posts Tagged ‘dental device for sleep apnea’

Most Common Reasons to See a Sleep Apnea Specialist

Sleeping Old Man
February 21st, 2018

Sleep apnea is a common, frustrating condition that can develop for a number of reasons. Unfortunately, it’s rarely something you can handle yourself. Sleep apnea has two forms, obstructive and central, and both have short- and long-term affects on your health and quality of life. Luckily a sleep apnea specialist can identify the best treatment […]

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When is it Time to Be Tested for Sleep Apnea?

man snoring in bed
March 30th, 2017

Are you not sleeping well? Do you snore on a nightly basis? Has anyone ever told you that you stop breathing or even gasp in your sleep? When considered individually, any of these symptoms may not seem like a big deal, but the reality is that all of these symptoms could indicate sleep apnea, which […]

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Looking For A Dental Sleep Specialist in Philadelphia?

chalkboard with "snoring" written on it
November 28th, 2016

If you’ve been suffering from unexplained side effects like headaches, sore throats without an accompanying illness, daytime sleepiness, or if your bed partner has told you that you’ve been snoring frequently, than you may need to be evaluated for sleep apnea. Simply going to your regular doctor will not be enough — you will need […]

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What To Know About Dental Devices for Sleep Apnea

woman waking up feeling refreshed
September 29th, 2016

The search for an effective treatment for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) can be frustrating at times, as many roads lead back to continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) masks. If you’ve already tried a CPAP mask, then you know how challenging it can be to stay compliant with treatment. However, what many patients with sleep apnea […]

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Why Choose A Dental Device for Sleep Apnea?

dental device for sleep apnea
August 26th, 2015

When you hear the term “dental device,” it might bring to mind things like dentures, orthodontic appliances or even mouth guards that prevent nighttime teeth grinding. One lesser-known type of dental device is an oral appliance that’s used to manage symptoms of snoring and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in a treatment called oral appliance therapy. […]

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