Did you know that over ten million people have trouble sleeping as a result of a common disorder? Obstructive sleep apnea, sometimes referred to as “OSA”, can lead to exhaustion and a host of other health complications. How do you treat sleep apnea? We can actually help reduce symptoms and improve rest without surgery; instead, we can offer a comfortable oral appliance.
Treating OSA with an Oral Appliance
How does an oral appliance work? The device looks similar to a nightguard and is worn at night. The device repositions the jaw to prevent the collapse of soft tissue in the throat and mouth, which could otherwise collapse and obstruct breathing, leading to OSA.