
If your friends and family mention your snoring, they very well might have a point. Approximately 30 million of us in this country live with a common sleep disorder called obstructive sleep apnea, which contributes to some pretty serious health conditions like heart attack and stroke. It happens in the deepest form of sleep called REM (rapid eye movement), when the body acts a little differently than it does during waking hours. And if you think you might be experiencing sleep apnea, don’t keep it to yourself.
So, when you’re ready to fight back against obstructive sleep apnea, tell Dr. Jay Cook, DDS, at Family First Dental in Overland Park, KS. Our office is built to help people maintain and improve their oral health, and we know how important it is to treat this common sleep disorder. We also know that, for some people, the idea of hoses and masks through traditional CPAP is just too much. That’s why we offer another avenue to lasting, deeper sleep.
Oral appliance therapy works in a different way. Find out more about mandibular advancement for chronic obstructive sleep apnea with Family First Dental.
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