7 Habits of Highly Successful Sleep Apnea Dental Device Users
By treating sleep apnea and snoring patients for over two decades now, I have noticed there are certain characteristics of patients who have been very
Can I wear a snoring and sleep apnea mouthguard if I have dental implants?
Patients and physicians working in the world of sleep disorders often ask this question: Can a person be prescribed an oral sleep apnea mouth guard
4 Reasons Why You Could Be Thin and Have Apnea
You may be thin though still experience symptoms similar to those diagnosed with sleep apnea. Although you may not fit the typical profile cast many
Recommended Treatments for Apnea by Sleep Trained Medical Professionals
Most Commonly Recommended Treatments for Apnea by Sleep Trained Medical Professionals You have had snoring symptoms medically evaluated, and you have been diagnosed with obstructive
How Often Should I Come Back to See My Apnea Dentist?
I have had a sleep test to confirm my oral apnea device is working. How often should I come back to see my apnea dentist?
Can I Wear a Night Guard For Grinding and Oral Device For Apnea?
I already have a night guard for grinding. Will I still be able to wear an oral device for apnea? The answer: absolutely YES! Patients
It Only Took One Night To Get Great Sleep and Have More Energy…
…I Had Forgotten How Good I Could Feel To help individuals and the medical community embrace oral appliance therapy as a treatment option for snoring
Are Dental Oral Devices That Treat Apnea Covered By Insurance?
I still often hear incorrect information from dentists AND physicians regarding this common question years after oral devices have not only existed but have been
Oral Appliance Therapy: A Great Way to Treat Snoring or Apnea
Oral appliance therapy involves treating snoring and apnea with small custom devices that are worn in the mouth similar to sports mouth guards or orthodontic
Are Dental Oral Devices That Treat Snoring Covered by Insurance?
Once you have been medically evaluated and apnea has been ruled but you are still snoring, now what? Professional oral appliances remain one of the