CPAP Vs. Sleep Appliances

oral appliance therapyObstructive 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!

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Assessing Your Sleep Quality

sleep assessmentWe need to rest each and every night to function during the day and enjoy optimal quality of life. However, losing sleep or issues like obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) could mean discomfort, exhaustion, and long-term negative impacts on our health. In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist explains how we assess your sleep habits, and when we recommend treatment.

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What You Should Know About Sleep Apnea

sleep apnea factsOur team offers comfortable and custom-made treatment options to address chronic snoring and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Sleep apnea impacts millions of people in the United States, and not only prevents good rest, but could bring harm to your overall health and quality of life. In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist looks at what you need to know about OSA.

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How Do Sleepless Nights Impact Our Days?

sleepless nightFor millions of Americans, chronic snoring and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) could mean restless nights and poor sleep. Unless addressed, lack of quality rest could mean serious problems during the day, and for our long-term overall health. In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist explains how sleepless nights impact our days, and how to treat issues like OSA.

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Tips To Help You Stop Snoring

stop snoringDo you frequently snore at night? The causes could be related to your sleep habits, or possibly due to a serious disorder, but how do you know which it is? In today’s blog, your Greenville, TX, dentist will explain the causes of snoring, how to stop, and when to seek professional treatment for issues like obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).

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