Until you do something about your problems with sleep apnea, your condition will continue to negatively impact your nightly rest. This can lead to problems with irritability and fatigue, a lack of focus, and physical health concerns. Fortunately, this is a treatable issue—by addressing the interference with your breathing that occurs while you sleep, you… Read more »
The toll of sleep apnea can be heavier than you realize. People who suffer from this condition can have embarrassing snoring difficulties, but this is just one of several problems that can stem from this issue. Because your condition makes it difficult for you to enjoy restful sleep, you can experience trouble managing your physical… Read more »
Why should you bother discussing your sleep troubles with your dentist? If those troubles are linked to sleep apnea, a condition that causes a person to snore and face breathing difficulties while they rest, you can actually receive beneficial treatment! At our Northwest IN dentist’s office, we can discuss your condition and discuss treatment with… Read more »
Most of us snore from time to time. It can occur when we are particularly tired, or fall asleep in an unusual position with our mouths open. However, if snoring is persistent — and especially loud — Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) might be the culprit. Perhaps surprisingly, OSA and oral health are connected, and your… Read more »
For most individuals, the biggest threat to the quality of their smiles includes the harm brought on by oral bacteria, including decay, infection, and loss. For a number of others, however, this example falls short in comparison to the effects of nighttime teeth grinding. In today’s blog, your Northwest IN dentist will take a look… Read more »
When some people snore, it isn’t loud or consistent enough to really be considered a problem. For many people, it can happen if they fall asleep especially tired, or sleep in an odd position that causes their airway to become obstructed. However, when snoring is a constant and consistent thing, then it may be a… Read more »
When you address any concern with your oral or overall health, the greatest benefit is removing any threat that the condition may pose to your systemic wellbeing. In the case of sleep apnea, the potential threats are a lot more significant than many people realize, and treating your sleep disorder effectively can help improve several… Read more »
When you have a headache that keeps coming back, and perhaps even becomes a migraine sometimes, finding a solution to stop may not be simple. A headache can mean a lot of different things, and even when it’s related to your oral health, the specific factors behind it can differ greatly. Obstructive sleep apnea, a… Read more »
Getting enough deep, restful sleep every night is essential to your overall wellbeing. For some patients, this is why certain oral health treatments (such as bruxism or TMJ appliances) are designed to help alleviate nighttime discomforts. However, some things can impact your sleep quality in different ways, from having your circadian rhythm thrown off-balance to… Read more »
Not every treatment that your dentist can design for you has to deal with your smile. In fact, many dental health treatments and services are designed to address more profound aspects of your bite function and oral structures. For example, obstructive sleep apnea, or OSA, is a common sleep breathing disorder that often originates with… Read more »
