SLEEP APNEA ORAL APPLIANCES
“A Non Invasive Treatment Approach”
Sleep Apnea,
Snoring
Sleep Appliances
Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder characterized by interrupted breathing during sleep, which causes the individual to wake up frequently and also leads to oxygen deprivation. Untreated sleep apnea can result in high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, and other serious health problems, drastically affecting the quality of your life.
Experts can diagnose sleep apnea using varying methods, such as a home sleep study. Sleep study tests for sleep apnea monitor a person’s breathing, oxygen level, and other vital functions while the person is sleeping.
Once a person is diagnosed with sleep apnea, a healthcare specialist might recommend treating the condition with the help of sleep appliances. The treatment options for this condition include CPAP therapy and the effective use of oral appliances for sleep apnea. Sleep appliances offer a noninvasive technique to reposition the jaw and tongue to keep the airway open during sleep.
These custom-made dental appliances for sleep apnea are suitable for people suffering from mild to moderate issues. These sleep apnea appliances can also treat snoring, upper airway resistance syndrome, TMJ disorders, bruxism, and certain types of headaches.
A] SLEEP APPLIANCES WE USE TO TREAT SLEEP DISORDERS:
1. THE SILENSOR:
The Silensor is a mandibular advancement device that is used to reposition the jaw in order to treat sleep apnea and snoring. Silensor is a mouth guard for sleep apnea, custom-made to fit the patient’s mouth. The device gently repositions the lower jaw, pushing it forward, which helps keep the airway open while the patient is asleep. The mouth guard for sleep apnea was designed to be worn by a patient during nighttime to elevate sleep quality without worrying about breathing or snoring complications.
2. DORSAL SLEEP APPLIANCE:
3. GNM ORTHOTIC:
GNM orthotic is a TMJ appliance that helps reposition the jaw forward to free up the airway and therefore acts as a critical mouth guard for sleep apnea. It works by repositioning the jaw, allowing the muscles to relax, thereby improving breathing. The same daytime appliance can be used as a nighttime appliance.
4. PROSOMNUS [CA] LP CONTINUOUS ADVANCEMENT SLEEP DEVICE:
The Prosomnus [Ca] Lp Continuous Advancement Sleep Device is one of the commonly used sleep apnea appliances for treating sleep apnea and snoring. It is used to reposition the jaw forward, opening up the airways. It is the only low-profile continuous advancement oral appliance that offers more flex and greater tongue space, making it one of the best dental appliances for sleep apnea.
5. PROSOMNUS EVO SLEEP AND SNORE DEVICE:
The Prosomnus Evo Sleep and Snore Device is also recognized as a premium dental appliance for sleep apnea. It is the first oral appliance device created with the help of advanced technology, such as robotics, artificial intelligence, and medical-grade materials. Using these technologies, we create an appliance that is comfortable, easy to use, flexible, hygienic, and BPA-free. This device for sleep apnea is also used to gently reposition a patient’s jaw to free the airway, helping the patient breathe better during sleep.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR OPTIONS OTHER THAN CPAP TO TREAT YOUR SLEEP APNEA?
B] HOW TO DETERMINE IF YOU HAVE SLEEP APNEA?
- If you have suddenly started snoring loudly.
- If you are feeling extremely tired during the day, even after you have had a full night’s sleep.
- If you have woken up with a headache more than often. This could occur due to the drop in the oxygen level caused by sleep apnea.
- If you are dealing with interrupted breathing while sleeping, which can last for several seconds or minutes.
- If you have woken up gasping or choking during sleep, this is a sign that your brain is waking up the body so that it can resume breathing.
- If you or your loved ones have been experiencing any of these symptoms, we advise you to reach out to the TMJ, Tongue Tie & Sleep Institute for expert diagnosis. The expert will then recommend a non-invasive Sleep Apnea Treatment In Mumbai, India, with sleep appliances if necessary.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, oral appliances for sleep apnea are suitable for about 80% pateints. A sleep apnea specialist considers various factors to determine if it is the best option for the patient or not.
Oral appliances for sleep apnea offer several benefits, such as improved sleep apnea symptoms, better mood and sleep, reduced or no snoring, improved focus and concentration, etc. Additionally, these appliances are easy to carry while traveling.
Yes, dental appliances for sleep apnea are non-invasive. Dr Ankita Shah, a leading sleep apnea expert, offers the best non-invasive sleep apnea solutions, ensuring her patients get the best treatment for their sleep apnea condition.
Dr. Ankita Shah, a leading dentist in India, offers customized oral appliances for sleep apnea. While you are visiting her, you can discuss your sleep apnea and get the best personalised solutions from her.
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