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Sleep Apnea

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Improve Your Energy by Treating Your Sleep Apnea in Moses Lake

If you are struggling with snoring, daytime exhaustion, or frequently disturbed sleep, you are showing signs of sleep apnea in Moses Lake. This is a condition that affects millions of Americans. While many people turn to CPAPs, our practice offers a convenient alternative. Dr. Despain can design a custom mouthguard you can wear at night. As a result, you will:

  • Gain uninterrupted sleep, so your body can restore itself effectively
  • Wake up feeling refreshed and energized again
  • Reduce the risk of health issues associated with sleep apnea
  • Improve your mood and focus during your day

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Overcome the Challenges of Sleep Apnea

Obstructive sleep apnea, the most common form of the condition, can disrupt your daily life. You face constant fatigue since you aren't experiencing quality sleep. As a result, you increase your risk of health complications. Dr. Despain can provide you with a non-invasive solution for your apnea by creating a custom oral appliance. It's a fantastic alternative to CPAP. It will:

  • Boost Airflow - The sleep guard will keep your airway clear and open. You will experience fewer interruptions to your sleep.
  • Enhance Rest - Wearing your sleep guard will promote deeper, more restorative sleep. You'll awaken refreshed.
  • Reduce Symptoms - You and your household will appreciate less snoring. You'll notice a reduction of other signs of sleep apnea, like dry mouth and headaches.
  • Feel More Comfortable - A sleep guard is far more comfortable than a CPAP. It will also fit perfectly since yours is custom-made just for you.
  • Support Your Health - You'll reduce the health risks associated with sleep apnea by treating the condition.

Schedule an Evaluation If You Want to Sleep Better

If you are noticing symptoms of sleep apnea, be sure to mention it at your next checkup. Or feel free to schedule a visit right away if you are ready for this convenient, comfortable solution. If you haven't already been diagnosed for apnea, Dr. Despain can provide a take-home sleep test that monitors your breathing, oxygen levels, and any bruxism (teeth grinding). Then, he'll share the results with a board-certified sleep specialist to confirm your condition.

You'll return to our practice for your sleep apnea appliance. We'll use a digital scanner to capture precise impressions of your teeth and jaw. This ensures it fits comfortably and delivers maximum benefits.

Call Skyview Dental for help with your sleep apnea in Moses Lake, WA.

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Commonly Asked Questions About Sleep Apnea

What is sleep apnea?
Obstructive sleep apnea, the most common type of sleep apnea, occurs when your air passage becomes temporarily blocked repeatedly while you sleep. Your tongue and other soft tissues in the back of your throat relax to the point that your airway is restricted, causing you to quit breathing for a few seconds. This cycle can repeat itself dozens of times per hour in severe sleep apnea sufferers.
Why is sleep apnea bad?
Sleep apnea is harmful because it blocks your oxygen supply while you're sleeping. This interferes with your sleep and leaves you feeling weak and tired the next day. However, sleep apnea has also been linked to serious health concerns like heart attack, stroke, high blood pressure, diabetes, and depression. Treating sleep apnea can improve your quality of life as well as your life expectancy.
Why does sleep apnea happen?

Obstructive sleep apnea (the most common type) occurs when your air passage becomes temporarily blocked while sleeping. Your tongue and other soft tissues in the back of your throat can relax to the point that your airflow is restricted. This causes your brain to wake up your body long enough to take a few regular breaths. You then fall back to sleep. However, this cycle can repeat itself dozens of times per hour.