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We all assume that dentistry and dental services are performed only to correct teeth and gum problems, but they can actually help with conditions like snoring and sleep apnea. A lot of people suffer from these conditions and try out many different ways to help alleviate the problem such as medication and surgical procedures, but none provide much of a solution. This is because they are targeting the wrong area. If you have snoring problems and sleep apnea, then maybe you need to visit a dentist.
Snoring is one of the symptoms of sleep apnea, a disorder that occurs when a person’s breathing is interrupted during sleep. People with untreated sleep apnea may stop breathing repeatedly during their sleep, depriving the brain and other parts of the body of oxygen. It can be difficult to diagnose and requires the help of a qualified doctor.
Due to the serious problems sleep apnea can lead to, doctors and dentists try to determine if the snoring is caused by sleep apnea or something else at an early stage to get to the root problem and treat it.
Sleep apnea is a severe condition and requires immediate medical attention.
A lot of people snore on a regular basis, but this does not mean that they have sleep apnea. Talking to an expert with experience diagnosing the matter is essential to figuring out if you have the condition. Here are a few ways to check whether your snoring is connected with sleep apnea:
You have pauses in between your breathing patterns while snoring.
You gasp or choke after the pauses in breathing.
You feel very sleepy at work, while driving, or during the day while performing your normal activities.
You feel irritable or depressed, and experience morning headaches.
You rapidly fall asleep while inactive.
You experience personality changes or mood swings.
One of the ways in which you can treat snoring and sleep apnea is by using oral appliances. These medical tools are customized solutions for snoring and sleep apnea and can help alleviate mild, moderate, and even severe cases of sleep apnea. There are many different types of oral appliances available in the market and they are Mandibular Advancement Devices, Tongue Restraining Devices, and hybrid appliances that combine both.
If you or a loved one is having trouble sleeping or you feel tired throughout the day, you may need to the help of a qualified medical professional to help diagnose the issue. Contact The Snore Experts today to find a solution to your sleeping problem today!
Posted by abet on Aug 17th, 2017 6:38 pm
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CPAP/APAP
Positive Airway Pressure (PAP) is considered by many the gold standard for the treatment of sleep apnea, especially for very severe cases. The CPAP and APAP machines are designed to increase air pressure going through the throat. This prevents the airway from collapsing during inhalation. At Snore Experts, we have helped countless patients get a good night’s rest using CPAP treatments to treat their sleep apnea. The goal of positive airway pressure is to keep the airway from collapsing using air pressure.