How Can a Sleep Apnea Mouthpiece Improve the Quality of Your Life?
Dental mouthpieces are often used to treat sleep apnea. Often, when someone cannot tolerate or use a CPAP device, a mouthpiece provides an effective alternative. When sleep apnea goes untreated, it can lead to serious health issues such as heart disease or stroke. A sleep apnea mouthpiece is custom-made. Dr. Bogrow takes an impression of the teeth and mouth. From this mold, an oral mouthpiece is made to help prevent snoring and treat sleep apnea. When used properly and consistently, a sleep apnea mouthpiece can improve your quality of sleep and the quality of your life. Mood-Boosting Sleep An oral …
Learn More About the Link Between Sleep Apnea and ADHD
Some of the latest research indicates that about 50 to 75% of those with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) also suffer from sleep apnea. It’s important to talk to a professional sleep specialist who can rightly diagnose your condition. This is the only way to get the treatment you need. The best way to avoid a misdiagnosis is to undergo a sleep study. Without a proper diagnosis, it’s possible to try treating ADHD symptoms that are actually caused by sleep apnea, especially since the symptoms are so similar. Dr. Bogrow can make a professional assessment so that proper treatment can …
How can oral appliance alternatives to CPAP help you with sleep apnea treatment?
Sleep apnea is a serious sleep disorder requiring professional medical help. Dr. Bogrow treats patients who suffer from snoring and sleep apnea. His goal is to find patients effective and comfortable solutions that help improve their quality of life by getting longer, better sleep. At Michigan Sleep Center, patients are treated using oral appliance therapy. What is oral appliance therapy for sleep apnea? An oral appliance is worn only during sleep and fits somewhat like an orthodontic retainer. The appliance helps keep the jaw in a forward position, so the upper airway remains open. This can be effective for treating …
Sleep Apnea Concerns and the Coronavirus
It is no secret that there is a global infectious outbreak. The coronavirus has put a lot of stress on the healthcare industry and thousands have been to the hospital due to respiratory complications. Older individuals and those who have pre-existing conditions need to be aware of their risk factors. Dr. Earl Bogrow wants to share relevant information for those who use a CPAP device and have obstructive sleep apnea. This information is not a substitute for discussing your health care and sleep apnea diagnosis and treatment with a licensed professional. Please continue to follow the CDC tips on how …