Florida Dental Sleep Disorders Blog

Many people dislike the idea of undergoing a sleep test, also known as a sleep study. After all, the prospect of packing up your pajamas just to spend the night in a laboratory is simply not appealing! However, the experience might be easier than you anticipate. Plus, sleep studies are extremely important. Continue reading below to learn more about the value of this diagnostic process.

Does your partner frequently complain about your snoring? For the sake of their sleep and your relationship, it would be worth your time to investigate methods that could put an end to noisy nights! How can you stop snoring? Here are 10 suggestions that might be helpful:

Countless millions of people suffer from sleep apnea. However, this disorder is still not widely understood. Do you have questions about it? Your doctor or sleep dentist would be happy to help you find answers. In the meantime, you can gain valuable information by reading the list of FAQs in this blog post.

When you were a small child, did your parents make you go to bed at the same time each night? You might have balked at such direction because you wanted to stay awake longer! The truth is, though, that a nightly bedtime routine is important for everyone, including adults who have been diagnosed with sleep apnea. Why is such a routine so valuable, and how can you establish one? This blog post explains.

The warm weather and long days of summer can be energizing. However, as wonderful as summertime is, it does have a few downsides. For example, many people find that the quality and quantity of their sleep suffers during this time of year. This can be especially draining for individuals with sleep apnea. What can you do to achieve better rest over the next few months? This blog post provides some helpful tips.

Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is associated with some serious health risks, so you might feel a bit disheartened if you have recently been diagnosed with it. However, there is reason for optimism! OSA is highly treatable, and most patients are able to achieve more restful nights and improved overall wellness. What can you expect after you receive your diagnosis? Here is an overview of the steps you can take to manage your condition:

Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a dangerous disorder that should never be ignored or dismissed. If your doctor suspects that you have it, they may encourage you to undergo a sleep test. What happens during a sleep test, and what can you expect from the process? This blog post can prepare you for the road ahead.