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Aug, 2015Posted In
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Why Choose A Dental Device for Sleep Apnea?
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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Aug, 2015Posted In
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How to Treat Snoring Without CPAP in Philadelphia
Ever wish you could find a treatment to help you stop snoring and start sleeping better that didn’t involve wearing the mask? You might be surprised by just how many people are in the same boat. Approximately 80% of CPAP users are non-compliant, intolerant or simply refuse to wear the mask, citing complaints about uncomfortable […]
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Jul, 2015Posted In
oral appliance therapy, sleep apnea specialists, sleep apnea treatment, snoring treatment
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Meet the Sleep Apnea Specialist in Philadelphia
If you’re looking for a sleep apnea specialist in Philadelphia who can treat OSA with an alternative to CPAP therapy, eos dental sleep is here for you. Our practice is dedicated to treating snoring and sleep apnea and our top priority is helping patients sleep better and live better. Exclusive Provider of Oral Appliance Therapy […]
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Jul, 2015Posted In
CPAP alternative, OAT, oral appliance therapy, oral appliance therapy consultation
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What to Expect at Your Consultation for Oral Appliance Therapy
At eos dental sleep, we know how frustrating a chronic snoring problem can be—and we also know just how difficult it is for many people to take the first step and seek out treatment. Unfortunately, snoring is too often considered a harmless habit, one that can be ignored for as long as those around you […]
Read More5 Tips to Stop Snoring Tonight
Snoring is commonly defined as breathing with a snorting or grunting sound while asleep. For those who snore or who are subject to listening to someone else snore, this definition doesn’t even begin to describe the sound emitted. Snoring can range from a slight “whooshing” sound to a noise not unlike a jackhammer or jet plane. However, […]
Read MoreGet Tested for Sleep Apnea with Convenient Home Sleep Study in Philadelphia
Until recently, getting diagnosed with sleep apnea required an overnight visit at a sleep lab in order to be observed and evaluated. For many people, this method of testing proved inconvenient and bothersome – not to mention uncomfortable – and it certainly did not increase the appeal of seeking a diagnosis for sleep apnea, no matter […]
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May, 2015Posted In
CPAP alternative, oral appliance therapy, sleep apnea, sleep apnea and NFL
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NFL Players With Sleep Apnea Lose More Than Sleep
Over the past decade, there’s been a significant rise in awareness about obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and the health risks associated with this disorder that’s characterized by repeated disruptions in breathing during sleep. Nevertheless, the majority of individuals living with this condition – more than 18 million Americans according to the American Academy of Dental […]
Read MoreThe Consequences and Health Risks of Snoring
May is Better Sleep Month, a month dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of sleep as an integral part of a healthy lifestyle. There has been no shortage of research about how many hours of sleep you should be getting each night to feel your best. In fact, the National Sleep Foundation recently released […]
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Apr, 2015Posted In
chronic snoring, signs of sleep apnea, sleep apnea, snoring, snoring causes
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Chronic Snorer? You May Have Sleep Apnea
Snoring is a commonplace habit that is often met with an eye roll or an elbow nudge from a spouse, significant other or non-snoring family member. Almost everyone has an embarrassing snoring story to share, which makes sense given that 45% of American adults snore at least occasionally and 25% are habitual snorers, totaling millions […]
Read MoreHate the Mask? CPAP Alternative to Treat Snoring & Sleep Apnea in PA
CPAP, also known as continuous positive airway pressure, has long been the “gold standard” therapy for snoring and sleep apnea. Often the first treatment option prescribed due to its effectiveness and non-invasive nature, the device works by delivering a steady stream of pressurized air through a mask worn at night to keep the airway open during […]
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