If your loved ones have started to mention their concern over your loud or aggressive snoring, they might have a point. This could be a symptom of chronic obstructive sleep apnea, which is a common sleep disorder affecting millions of Americans. It’s estimated that approximately 30 million of us struggle with this condition in one way or another, and sleep apnea greatly increase a person’s risk of heart attack, stroke, and other health problems. Oral appliance therapy provides a quieter, more comfortable sleep apnea treatment experience, so ask about whether this approach is right for you.
At Advanced Dental Concepts in Auburn Hills, MI, we want to help you find your way to a more peaceful night of rest. If you have found that traditional CPAP therapy just is not right for you, then take the time to talk to our team about how an oral appliance works to keep the airway free throughout the night without the need for hoses or an electrical outlet. With this method, you can pack up your appliance in a small, easy-to-carry case, and take it with you wherever you go. Find out more about OSA treatment by calling our office today!
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