Sleep Apnea

How You Can Receive Sleep Apnea Treatment From a Dentist

Sleep apnea is a serious sleep disorder that is highly prevalent and affects people worldwide. In fact, according to one study, an estimated one billion people are impacted by obstructive sleep apnea. The condition occurs when an individual\’s breathing is repeatedly interrupted during sleep, leading to snoring, fragmented sleep, and otherwise poor-quality sleep, along with […]

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Mouth breather? This can lead to dental problems

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If you are a mouth breather, it can have negative impacts on your dental health such as risk of decay and periodontal disease, the pathological inflammation of the gum and bone support surrounding the teeth. Mouth breathing leads to dry mouth and decreases the production of saliva. Saliva is important to regulate your mouth bacteria

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I clench and grind, and also snore. Are these connected?

Dr Wilhite Q&A, Sleep Apnea, Uncategorized / control

Question: My dentist has told me that I clench and grind, and I also snore. Is there a connection between the two? David Wilhite says: The problem frequently begins in childhood with allergies and enlarged tonsils. This sets off a whole cascade of events. The allergies and enlarged tonsils result in a constriction of the

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Can a Dentist Help with Sleep Apnea?

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A lot of people are not aware that they don\’t always need to go to a medical doctor for sleep apnea treatment. It\’s true though; your dentist might have the solution for your sleep apnea and be able to help you get a healthy night of sleep. This is important because your sleep impacts every part of

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What Can be Done About Sleep Apnea and Snoring?

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Question: My husband snores. What can be done for him? David Wilhite says: One of the most underdiagnosed health problems in America is sleep apnea, and it is increasing in frequency and severity due to the increasing obesity of the population. Apnea can result in many problems such as obesity, heart attack and stroke, fibromyalgia,

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How You Can Receive Sleep Apnea Treatment From a Dentist

Mouth breather? This can lead to dental problems

I clench and grind, and also snore. Are these connected?

Can a Dentist Help with Sleep Apnea?

What Can be Done About Sleep Apnea and Snoring?