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Alternative Solutions for Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Alternative Solutions for Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Did You Know CPAP is Not Your Only Option?
Did You Know CPAP is
Not Your Only Option?
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WHAT IS OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA?
A Comfortable Alternative to CPAP
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WHAT IS OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA?
A Comfortable
Alternative to CPAP
Do you sleep well & feel vitally refreshed each morning?
If not, you are not alone. Nearly 1 billion people worldwide have Sleep Disordered Breathing, which includes sleep apnea, upper airway resistance and snoring. We all need sleep and sleeping well is vitally important to a healthy mind and body.
Do you sleep well & feel vitally refreshed each morning?
If not, you are not alone. Nearly 1 billion people worldwide have Sleep Disordered Breathing, which includes sleep apnea, upper airway resistance and snoring. We all need sleep and sleeping well is vitally important to a healthy mind and body.
SNORING
Snoring alone can disturb a peaceful sleep not only for the one who snores but also for their bed partner, family, friends, or anyone in earshot distance! Many people think of it as a social embarrassment, but snoring is a medical condition that can be linked to a sleep deficit causing daytime drowsiness, irritability, lack of focus, and decreased libido. Loud snoring has been associated with increased heart attacks and strokes and may be a sign of something more serious.
Obstructive Sleep Apnea
(OSA)
OSA is characterized by episodes of a complete or partial airway collapse with an associated decrease in oxygen saturation or arousal from sleep sometimes up to a hundred times per hour. If you experience or are made aware this may be happening, please bring it to the attention of your physician.
Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome (UARS)
UARS are events of intermittent airway collapse during sleep causing an increase in breathing effort which results
in brief awakenings from sleep. These awakenings or arousals are often undetected by the affected individual, but can result in fragmented sleep and restricted nasal airflow which may lead to increased mouth breathing.
Treatment Options for Sleep Disordered Breathing?
CPAP - A machine creates forced air that is directed through a hose and mask into your airway.
Oral Appliance Therapy - Digital scans are taken of your upper and lower teeth, along with a bite position identified by a qualified Dental Sleep Medicine Dentist to create two precision appliances, one for your upper teeth and the other for your lower teeth. Together they can reposition and stabilize your lower jaw during sleep to maintain an open unobstructed airway. Resolve sleep-disordered breathing comfortably and confidently without the use of hoses, masks, or surgery.
Surgery - Various surgical procedures are possible and can be discussed with your physician to learn about rates of success and side effects.
Lifestyle Modifications - Losing weight, exercise, limiting consumption of alcohol, stopping smoking, avoid certain medications under the direction of your physician
Adjunctive Therapy - can include sleep position aids, nasal breathing aids, nasal sprays, nasal lavage
SNORING
Snoring alone can disturb a peaceful sleep not only for the one who snores but also for their bed partner, family, friends, or anyone in earshot distance! Many people think of it as a social embarrassment, but snoring is a medical condition that can be linked to a sleep deficit causing daytime drowsiness, irritability, lack of focus, and decreased libido. Loud snoring has been associated with increased heart attacks and strokes and may be a sign of something more serious.
Obstructive Sleep Apnea
(OSA)
OSA is characterized by episodes of a complete or partial airway collapse with an associated decrease in oxygen saturation or arousal from sleep sometimes up to a hundred times per hour. If you experience or are made aware this may be happening, please bring it to the attention of your physician.
Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome (UARS)
UARS are events of intermittent airway collapse during sleep causing an increase in breathing effort which results
in brief awakenings from sleep. These awakenings or arousals are often undetected by the affected individual, but can result in fragmented sleep and restricted nasal airflow which may lead to increased mouth breathing.
Treatment Options for Sleep Disordered Breathing?
CPAP - A machine creates forced air that is directed through a hose and mask into your airway.
Oral Appliance Therapy - Digital scans are taken of your upper and lower teeth, along with a bite position identified by a qualified Dental Sleep Medicine Dentist to create two precision appliances, one for your upper teeth and the other for your lower teeth. Together they can reposition and stabilize your lower jaw during sleep to maintain an open unobstructed airway. Resolve sleep-disordered breathing comfortably and confidently without the use of hoses, masks, or surgery.
Surgery - Various surgical procedures are possible and can be discussed with your physician to learn about rates of success and side effects.
Lifestyle Modifications - Losing weight, exercise, limiting consumption of alcohol, stopping smoking, avoid certain medications under the direction of your physician
Adjunctive Therapy - can include sleep position aids, nasal breathing aids, nasal sprays, nasal lavage
Oral Appliance Therapy
A Simple, Compact & Comfortable First Line Treatment
for Sleep Disordered Breathing
Oral Appliance Therapy
A Simple, Compact & Comfortable First Line Treatment for
Sleep Disordered Breathing
About Symmetry Dental
About Symmetry Dental
At Symmetry Dental, we also look for alignment between your oral health and your overall health. We know your mouth can tell us a lot about your general health. Good oral hygiene can also help prevent other serious diseases and conditions from impacting your entire body.
We also strive to create alignment between our patients and staff. Our mission is to foster a genuine partnership with you. Get started with Symmetry and book your appointment today!
Dr. Saleema Adatia - DDS
Dr. Saleema Adatia earned her Doctorate of Dental Medicine (DMD) from Tufts University in 2006. Since then, she’s been committed to serving her patients’ needs with the utmost passion. Dr. Adatia has owned and operated Symmetry Dental since 2013 and has integrated high-quality services with friendly care into the philosophy of the practice.
With a goal of providing the best patient care possible, Dr. Adatia ensures that her practice stays up to date with the latest dental technologies and techniques. Her personal passion for dentistry stems from a desire to create a positive impact on each patient’s quality of life. Whether that means treating people’s pain or restoring function and beauty to their smiles, the goal is always the same: to help make patient’s lives just a little bit better by working together in harmony.
Dr. Adatia strives to educate her patients on how to obtain a better state of oral health. She doesn’t want you to experience another average dental appointment. Instead, she is committed to giving you the best results possible for a smile you’ll display proudly every day.
Dr. Adatia is now a Diplomate of the American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine
At Symmetry Dental, we also look for alignment between your oral health and your overall health. We know your mouth can tell us a lot about your general health. Good oral hygiene can also help prevent other serious diseases and conditions from impacting your entire body.
We also strive to create alignment between our patients and staff. Our mission is to foster a genuine partnership with you. Get started with Symmetry and book your appointment today!
Dr. Saleema Adatia - DDS
Dr. Saleema Adatia earned her Doctorate of Dental Medicine (DMD) from Tufts University in 2006. Since then, she’s been committed to serving her patients’ needs with the utmost passion.
Dr. Adatia has owned and operated Symmetry Dental since 2013 and has integrated high-quality services with friendly care into the philosophy of the practice.
With a goal of providing the best patient care possible, Dr. Adatia ensures that her practice stays up to date with the latest dental technologies and techniques. Her personal passion for dentistry stems from a desire to create a positive impact on each patient’s quality of life. Whether that means treating people’s pain or restoring function and beauty to their smiles, the goal is always the same: to help make patient’s lives just a little bit better by working together in harmony.
Dr. Adatia strives to educate her patients on how to obtain a better state of oral health. She doesn’t want you to experience another average dental appointment. Instead, she is committed to giving you the best results possible for a smile you’ll display proudly every day.
Dr. Adatia is now a Diplomate of the American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine
What People Are Saying About Symmetry Dental
What People Are Saying About Symmetry Dental
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