Noisy sleepers risk more than simply bothering their partner; their snoring could be an indicator of struggling for oxygen at night.
Snoring is one of the many symptoms of sleep apnea, a breathing disorder in which an individual temporarily stops breathing during sleep for multiple seconds at a time, leading to reduced oxygen levels in his or her blood and potentially leading to stress and inflammation.
Most cleanings and exams last about an hour to an hour and a half, ensuring every step of your care is thorough and comfortable.
We review your medical history, discuss your snoring, daytime fatigue, and any other symptoms, and examine your airway, jaw, and tongue position to see if sleep apnea may be involved.
If your symptoms suggest possible sleep apnea, we coordinate or refer for a sleep study to measure breathing pauses, oxygen levels, and sleep quality so we can understand how serious the problem is.
Based on your results, we may recommend a custom oral appliance to keep your airway open, or work together with your physician on options like CPAP or combination therapy to improve oxygen flow while you sleep.
We schedule follow-up visits to adjust your appliance (if used), monitor symptoms, and review lifestyle tips (weight management, sleep position, etc.) to reduce snoring, protect your overall health, and improve your sleep quality.
We offer complete dental care to protect, restore, and enhance your oral health. Explore our general dentistry treatments below — each designed with precision, comfort, and long-term results in mind.
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