For some time now, you’ve been feeling tired, irritable and unable to focus throughout your day. At first, you thought it was because you weren’t getting enough sleep, but even after increasing your rest-time, the problem still persists. Your local dentist says these are signs of sleep apnea in Plano and explains how it may take a unique approach to get the relief you need. Read on to learn about the options available.
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More Than One Way to Treat Sleep Apnea in Plano? Your Dentist Answers
September 18, 2018
Will a Sleep Apnea Appliance Work for Me?
August 8, 2018
No treatment is right for every patient, but if you’re suffering from sleep apnea, oral appliance therapy can offer significant improvement in the quality and quantity of sleep. Many patients with sleep apnea struggle to adjust to treatment using the more traditional continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy. For these patients and those who don’t achieve adequate improvement in sleep using CPAP alone, an oral appliance may provide effective treatment to help you get a good night’s sleep.
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Dealing with Chronic Fatigue? It May Be Sleep Apnea in Plano!
June 5, 2018
If you’re feeling exhausted the moment you awake in the morning, even after getting to bed at a decent hour, there’s a chance that something else could be wrong inside your body. According to your dentist, one of these conditions could be sleep apnea, a condition often associated with chronic fatigue. Of course, your dentist doesn’t want you to confirm that to be the only possibility.
Today, he’ll be discussing what chronic fatigue could be a sign of, what the other symptoms of sleep apnea in Plano are, and what he can do to help.
The Factors to Consider If You Have Sleep Apnea in Plano
May 8, 2018
Do you wake often in the middle of the night for what seems to be for no reason at all? Perhaps you find yourself waking up to use the bathroom, even if you went before bed already. Maybe your significant other can’t take your snoring anymore and has to move to the other room to sleep uninterrupted. If these situations sound familiar, you may have sleep apnea in Plano and need treatment.
Since sleep apnea can be difficult to diagnose, you’ll also want to consider these factors.
Your Dentist Says Sleep Apnea May be the Cause of Snoring in Garland
April 5, 2018
Have you been told that when you sleep, the sounds of you snoring in Garland reverberate throughout the house? Does your significant other have to resort to placing a pillow over his or her ears at night while slumbering? Your local dentist says these may be signs that you are suffering from sleep apnea and need to be treated. Learn more about this condition and how you can get the relief you need.
The Dangers of Sleep Apnea in Plano
September 17, 2017
We’ve all felt a little sleepy at work before—that’s perfectly normal. You, on the other hand, always feel like you’re about to doze off at your desk, and your coworkers have had to tap you on the shoulder more than once. You’ve started going to bed earlier and earlier, but you still feel exhausted even when you wake up. What is the problem? If this sounds familiar to you, then you may very well have sleep apnea and Plano. While this condition might just seem annoying, it can actually be very damaging to your long term health if you don’t get treatment right away. (more…)
Wake Up! It’s Time to Stop Snoring, Garland Residents
August 6, 2017
Do you wake up feeling more tired than before you went to sleep?
Is your snoring affecting your partner’s sleep, too?
Are you ready to stop snoring in Garland?
If you answered “yes” to any of the above questions, you could be one of the millions of Americans who need treatment for sleep apnea and snoring. And there is good news! You can find a solution for sleep apnea and snoring more easily than you might think.
How Obesity and Sleep Apnea in Garland Are Related
February 9, 2017
One of the most common issues in America is being overweight. In fact, nearly 70% of all adults are considered overweight, and 35% of those individuals are considered obese. This is literally a growing problem, and has led to increased rates of both diabetes and heart disease. On top of this, a sleep study in Garland has actually shown that obesity can also cause people to develop a sleep disorder called sleep apnea. To further complicate things, sleep apnea can also lead to excessive weight gain, creating a very destructive cycle. March is actually Sleep Apnea Awareness Month, and in that spirit, Dr. Keane Fedosky is going to discuss how obesity and sleep apnea are related to one another, and how this can affect you. (more…)
Sleep Apnea in Plano Can Damage Your Memory
January 27, 2017
On the outside, you’re laughing, but on the inside, you’re panicking. Its dinner time at your house, and your child is telling a funny story about the time the whole family went to the zoo. Their young mind seems to recall every detail, but you can’t seem to remember a thing. Why can’t you recall this? You remember having fun that day, but the details are fuzzy and distant. You might think this is because you’re getting older, but it might actually be connected to your sleep apnea in Plano. It not only can affect your sleep, but your memory as well. (more…)
The Long Term Risks of Sleep Apnea in Plano
December 9, 2016
Many people worry about getting diabetes and heart disease, so they change their diet and exercise to try and prevent them. However, did you know that if you suffer from sleep apnea, your risk of getting these ailments (and more) dramatically increases? Over time, sleep apnea can lead to many serious health conditions that can drastically impact your life. Dr. Keane Fedosky is going to tell you about what sleep apnea can do to your health over time, and what you can do about it. (more…)