Sleep Care

Better Sleep, Better Health

One-third of your life is spent sleeping. Why not make sure you're getting the best rest possible? Whether it's sleep apnea, snoring, or teeth grinding, we can help you sleep better and live healthier.

Sleep Care

Why Sleep Matters

Sleep is crucial for your overall health. It facilitates bodily repair, memory consolidation, and mood regulation. Adequate sleep supports immune function, hormone balance, and heart health while enhancing cognitive function.

7-9 hours
Recommended sleep per night
33%
Of life spent sleeping
70M+
Americans with sleep disorders
80%
Sleep apnea cases undiagnosed

What is Sleep Apnea?

Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder characterized by pauses in breathing or shallow breaths during sleep. These interruptions can occur multiple times throughout the night, leading to disrupted sleep and decreased oxygen levels.

There are two main types: obstructive sleep apnea (caused by airway blockage) and central sleep apnea (caused by brain signal issues).

Common Symptoms:

Snoring
Teeth Grinding (Bruxism)
Observed episodes of stopped breathing
Waking up gasping or choking
Excessive daytime sleepiness
Morning headaches
Dry mouth or sore throat upon waking
Trouble focusing during the day
Mood changes or irritability
High blood pressure

Sleep Apnea in Children

Sleep apnea can develop in individuals of any age, including children. There is growing awareness around childhood sleep apnea and its effects on the developing brain.

Signs in Children:

Loud snoring
Pauses in breathing
Learning difficulties
Restless sleep
Dark circles under eyes
Behavioral problems (hyperactivity, inattention)
The Connection

SleepApnea,JawPain&MusclePain

These conditions are often interconnected. Understanding the relationship is key to effective treatment.

Sleep Apnea

When your breathing stops and starts during sleep, causing poor sleep quality and daytime fatigue.

TMD (Temporomandibular Disorders)

Problems with your jaw joint (TMJ) and muscles, including jaw pain, difficulty chewing, and clicking sounds.

Myofascial Pain

Chronic muscle pain involving trigger points that cause referred pain in other parts of your body.

How They Connect

1

Teeth Grinding

People with sleep apnea often grind their teeth, straining the jaw joint and muscles.

2

Interrupted Sleep

Sleep apnea disrupts deep sleep stages needed for muscle repair, leading to chronic pain.

3

Inflammation

Sleep apnea causes inflammation, increasing pain sensitivity and worsening TMD.

Treatment Options

HowWeCanHelp

We take a multidisciplinary approach to sleep care, working with sleep doctors, dentists, and specialists to provide comprehensive treatment.

CPAP Therapy

Continuous Positive Airway Pressure helps keep your airway open during sleep.

Oral Appliances

Custom devices that reduce strain on your jaw and keep airways open.

Myofunctional Therapy

Exercises to improve tongue posture, breathing patterns, and muscle function.

Vivos Treatment

FDA-cleared treatment that can address the root cause of sleep apnea.

Addressing sleep apnea can significantly improve your overall health, reducing both sleep problems and the pain associated with TMD and myofascial pain.

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