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Have your loved ones started to bring up your snoring? If so, then you are ready to talk to your oral health team about whether it is a problem. Loud or intrusive snoring can be a sign of obstructive sleep apnea, a common sleep disorder that affects approximately 30 million Americans every night. This condition… Read more »
Is your partner concerned about your level of snoring? You may have sleep apnea. Beyond its impact on sleep quality for you and your spouse, this condition can have a significant effect on dental health. In this blog, your cosmetic dentistry professionals in Rowlett, TX, explore the connection between sleep apnea and dental wellness, discuss the signs… Read more »
Do you wake up with a sore jaw? Or are you finding yourself tired before noon? If you struggle with your sleep, it may be as a result of a common overnight condition. Two of the five most prevalent sleep disorders relate to your oral health, so if you are not receiving a quality night… Read more »
Two of the most prevalent sleep disorders in this country can pose significant risks in your dental health. Not only can these create cosmetic concerns, but also affect your medical future if you allow them to continue uninterrupted. One of these is known as bruxism, which is the grinding of teeth unconsciously. You may be… Read more »
If you are having trouble with your sleep, you may not even know the cause. But unconscious jaw movement can do major harm to your smile and your overall health. There are two main issues that occur with the head while sleeping. These are sleep apnea and bruxism. The first refers to momentary pauses in… Read more »
How often do you think about sleep? When you’re not getting enough of it, you probably think about sleeping a lot. While sleeping does present an opportunity for your body to rest and recuperate, it’s far from a simple process. The amount of sleep you get, the consistency of your sleep schedule, and your breathing… Read more »
Obstructive sleep apnea affects many adults on a nightly basis. Simply put, obstructive sleep apnea is caused by an obstruction in your airway that does not allow you to breathe while you sleep at night. In most cases, this obstruction is due to the shape of your bite, and the relaxation of oral tissue while… Read more »
Obstructive sleep apnea affects a surprising number of Americans on a nightly basis. You may not have heard of this condition before, but you’ve definitely known someone who suffered from it. Sleep apnea is characterised by a loud snore. Not everyone who snores has sleep apnea, but sleep apnea always comes with a snore. The… Read more »