Showing posts with label dental options for sleep apnea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dental options for sleep apnea. Show all posts

Saturday, July 8, 2017

Advantages of Oral Appliance Therapy

·       Patient compliance
·       Comfortable
·       Easy to wear
·       Quiet
·       Portable
·       Convenient for travel
·       Easy to care for
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·       Works closely with the physician to treat OSA
·       Talks to patients about the benefits of OAT
·       Provides information on potential side effects and the cost of OAT
·       Conducts a complete clinical evaluation: examination of the teeth, jaw, tongue and airway
·       Takes impressions and models of the teeth for lab to fabricate OAT
·       Fits and adjusts OAT, oral hygiene instructions
·       Schedules for sleep study to verify treatment (OAT ) success
·       Schedules follow up visits to ensure the optimal fit of OAT
·       Schedules for annual assessment
Oral appliance therapy (OAT) helps travelers to continue their sleep apnea treatment while on the road. Treating obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) promotes a healthier heart, body and mind. With good sleep, you will live a happier and healthier life. 

If you want information on treatment options for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), schedule a free consultation with the Glendora Dentist, Dr. Anna Lee at 626-335-5114 or email drannalee1@gmail.com


Wednesday, March 30, 2016

How is Sleep Apnea Treated? Treatment Options



Sleep apnea can be treated with lifestyle changes, oral appliances, breathing devices and surgery.  The goals of treating sleep apnea are to restore regular breathing during sleep and to relieve symptoms, such as loud snoring and daytime sleepiness. Without the benefits of treating sleep apnea you may be stuck with a negative impact on your life.
Treatment may reduce the risk for high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke and diabetes.
Lifestyle Changes may relieve Mild Sleep Apnea:
·       lose excess weight
·       avoid alcohol, tranquilizers, sleeping pills
·       sleep on the side or abdomen rather than on the back
·       keep the nasal passages open at night
·       stop smoking
For more information on sleep apnea contact, Dr. Anna Lee & her team today.