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Sleep Apnea

Sleep Apnea and TMJ: How Are They Connected?

Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) and Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ/TMD) are serious medical conditions that can severely disrupt the lives of those who suffer from them. While at first glance, a connection between OSA and TMJ may not be clear because {{{{link id='51127' text='OSA is a sleep disorder'}}}} and {{{{link id='51113' text='TMJ is a joint disorder'}}}}, [...]

Sleep Apnea May Wreak Havoc on Your Health

Not getting enough sleep is a problem that millions of Americans deal with on a regular basis. Poor sleep may result in one or more of the following issues: Daytime sleepiness Fatigue Mood swings Irritability Depression Anxiety Lack of concentration  Memory problems Serious medical problems including heart disease, stroke, and diabetes {{{{link id='51127' text='Obstructive [...]

Why Are You Snoring When Drunk?

Life in Miami Beach, Florida, is about fun, sun, and living the good life after a hard day’s work, so it’s no surprise that drinking alcohol is something that many Miami Beach residents enjoy quite often. Even though alcohol accompanies most of life’s festivities and celebrations, there is a downside to alcohol consumption, and [...]

Oral Appliance Therapy: Effective Alternative to Sleep Apnea Surgery

Very few people require surgery for sleep apnea because there are other more effective, conservative, and convenient treatments for sleep apnea in Miami Beach, Florida. Florida sleep apnea dentists are using Oral Appliance Therapy (OAT) in Miami Beach, FL, with great results, and the disruption to your life is practically non-existent with [...]

By |September 22nd, 2022|Sleep Apnea|

Is Sleep Apnea Affecting You in Ways You Don’t Even Realize?

Millions of Americans have sleep apnea, a serious sleeping disorder characterized by breathing cessation of ten seconds or longer while you sleep. Those patient in Miami Beach with sleep apnea experience breathing cessations because the soft tissue in the airway collapses, forcing you to gasp or choke for air. These short periods [...]

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