When we snore at night, we not only have trouble resting, but we could be preventing our significant other from resting easy too! In addition, this could be a warning signs of a serious disorder, such as obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist would like to look at what you can do to stop snoring!
A Few Tips For A Better Night’s Rest
Did you know that sometimes our bedtime habits could impact how well we sleep, and increase our risk of issues like obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) or snoring? In today’s blog, we would like look at ways to rest easier at night, and also discuss solutions from your Greenville, TX, dentist to treat issues for chronic snoring and OSA
Screening For Sleep Apnea At Home
Our last blog discussed how your Greenville, TX, dentist helps assess your potential risk of a disorder like obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and chronic snoring. In today’s blog, we’re going to continue this by examining our home sleep study, which provides a precise and accurate diagnosis from the comfort of your own bed.
How a Sleep Appliance Can Help Your Breathing
By now you are probably aware of the fact if you snore or not. What many people do not know, however, is that chronic snoring can actually be indicative of something more serious such as sleep apnea. With that in mind, most are unaware that treatment can be sought to address this phenomenon to not only help you benefit from a more restful night, but can ideally correct your sleeping disorder. Fortunately, your Greenville, TX dentist at Dental Sleep Solutions of Greenville may just have the custom appliance you need to help you achieve a great night of sleep.
Why Treating CSA Is Important
Most adults are affected at one point in their lives or another by the sensation of daytime fatigue. For most, it is due not getting enough sleep or a restless night of tossing and turning. For some, however, this is not the case, and even after a full night’s rest, daytime grogginess and irritability are present. When this occurs to you and you feel it is pretty consistent, it may be time to reconsider the causes of this phenomenon and look into the possibility that it may be caused by something related to your oral health. With this in mind, your Greenville, TX dentist at Dental Sleep Solutions of Greenville encourage you to research the effects of Apnea and how it could potentially be affecting your health.
A Look At Assessing Sleep Apnea
If you have trouble going to sleep, staying asleep, and feeling rested the next day, how do you obtain the treatment you need? We suggest starting with a consultation and assessment. In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist will look at the process of diagnosing your disorder, and how we might treat it as well!
What Do You Know About Sleep Apnea?
Did you know that some studies show up to 25 million people in the United State suffer from obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)? This disorder, while widespread, is often unfamiliar to people, even those who suffer from it! In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist will look at a few basic facts about sleep apnea.
Let’s Talk About Treating Your Chronic Snoring
When we snore on a near-nightly basis, this could mean a chronic issue. In addition, snoring could be also be linked to obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). In order to rest easier and feel more alert in the day, you need to find a solution for your snores. In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist looks at possible solutions.
The Warning Signs Of Poor Sleep
Did you know that lack of proper sleep could mean issues with your overall health, and in the long term, trouble for your immune system and cardiovascular system? But how do you know if you’re experiencing poor sleep? In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist explores the tell-tale signs of poor rest.
CPAP Vs. Sleep Appliances
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) a disorder in which we stop breathing multiple times in the night, leading to serious trouble staying rested and alert, and also impacting overall health too. In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist will look at two different options often used to treat OSA, and explain why we often opt for a custom sleep appliance!