Some people do not experience sleep apnea symptoms until their adult years, but that’s not always the case. Many of the patients at our Michigan sleep apnea center begin noticing signs of sleep apnea in their child and teen years. It is never too early to get treatment, especially if sleep apnea is having a…
Denture wearers have to be a little more careful with the items they put in their mouth. This is particularly true in the case of sleep apnea mouth guards. Dental appliances can significantly reduce symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea, but they are not ideal for every patient. Here we will explore the best sleep apnea…
Sleep apnea mouth guards are a safe and effective way to reduce sleep apnea symptoms. These custom dental appliances are designed to keep your airway open as you sleep. As with any treatment option, many people wonder how long sleep apnea mouth guards last, and how reliable they actually are. Let’s explore this concept a…
Sleep apnea doesn’t just affect you at night. The symptoms of sleep apnea occur during the day as well. In fact, a lot of patients first notice their symptoms during the day because they are unaware of how restless they are at night. Here is a look at the daytime symptoms of sleep apnea so…
People don’t always notice the nighttime symptoms of sleep apnea because they don’t know how they behave in their sleep. You may think that you’re sleeping like a rock, when in reality, you toss and turn all night long. Nevertheless, there are symptoms you may see the aftermath of, or your spouse may notice them…
Your sleep apnea dental appliance (snoring mouthpiece) is now part of your nighttime routine. You put it on before you go to bed and take it off in the morning. What happens when it’s not in your mouth though? What can you do to keep it clean? This guide explains how to clean a snoring…
Sleep apnea doesn’t just make you snore at night. It can affect other areas of your life as well. The quality of sleep you get plays a big role in your emotional stability, which is why it is so important to get sleep apnea treatment as quickly as possible. Here we will explore the link…
People don’t always notice when they have sleep apnea. In fact, oftentimes it is the spouse that first notices irregular sleep patterns at night. Snoring is the most well-known (and annoying) sign of sleep apnea, but it is far from the only one. Here are some signs your spouse may have sleep apnea so you…
Your body needs sleep to heal, grow, rebuild and prepare for the upcoming day. If you have sleep apnea though, your body may not be getting the rest it needs. That’s why you feel tired all the time, because you’re never able to achieve a solid sleep cycle. With sleep apnea treatment from our Michigan…
Do you drink coffee all throughout the day just to stay awake? Do you feel like you need caffeine in order to stay focused and productive? This may be more than just an addiction to caffeine. It could be a warning sign of sleep apnea. What Does Caffeine Have To Do With Sleep Apnea? People…
