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Rest Easier With Sleep Apnea Treatment in Charlotte

If you have been told by people in your household that you snore, or you wake up throughout the night due to your loud snoring, it may be a sign you are struggling with sleep apnea. With our sleep apnea treatment in Charlotte, you will:

  • Wake up feel rested so you can focus throughout the day
  • Improve your relationships, since you’ll feel more alert and less cranky
  • Protect your oral health and overall health
  • Stop your chronic snoring so you and your household can get a peaceful night’s sleep
  • Avoid a noisy disruptive CPAP machine

Call 704-766-8662 today to schedule a consultation at our office. We’re ready to rid you of the problems sleep apnea can cause and help you sleep soundly again.

Treat Your Sleep Apnea to Slumber Throughout the Night

Sleep apnea often occurs due to the collapse of soft tissue in the back of your throat while you’re snoozing, which makes it difficult to receive oxygen. Loud snoring is a major indicator of sleep apnea. Other symptoms include daytime fatigue, dry mouth, and irritability.

When you come in for your consultation, we will:

  • Perform an examination and ask questions about your sleeping habits. By combining this information with the symptoms you may be experiencing, we will determine whether you require a sleep test.
  • Your sleep test will look at how many times you wake up during the night, your breathing patterns, and more. Based on this test, we’ll create a dental treatment plan for you so you can finally gain the beneficial rest you deserve.
  • We may recommend a customized mouthguard, which shifts your jaw and opens your airway so you can breathe easier at night.

Left untreated, sleep apnea can impact your oral health and overall physical health, as the disorder has been linked to strokes, heart disease, and diabetes. If you are experiencing symptoms, let us know about it during your next dental exam.

It’s time to conquer your sleep problems! For sleep apnea treatment in Charlotte, call 704-766-8662 to schedule an appointment. You can also schedule online.

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Common Questions About Sleep Apnea Treatment

What is sleep apnea?

Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder in which you stop breathing when you fall asleep. Those stoppages can occur many times every night. To treat this, you must find a way to keep breathing. For people with obstructive sleep apnea (the most common form of this disorder), we can make a special oral appliance that you wear while you sleep. This keeps your airway open so you can enjoy higher quality rest.

Why should sleep apnea be treated?

Sleep apnea puts stress on your body while you are asleep, which is when you should be resting and recovering. People with sleep apnea have an increased risk of health problems including high blood pressure, heart attacks, cardiovascular disease, strokes, and more. Sleep deprivation from sleep apnea also leaves you more likely to be involved in a car accident.

What are sleep apnea symptoms?

The most common symptoms are constant loud snoring and frequent breathing stoppages. Other people are usually more aware of those issues (in part because your snoring is keeping them awake). Morning headaches and waking up with a dry mouth or sore throat also can be signs of sleep apnea. Many people with this sleep disorder feel fatigued and struggle with daytime sleepiness. Difficulty staying focused and becoming irritated easily are also common.

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