Sleep Apnea Treatment - Greater San Antonio

Sleep Soundly at Last

Enjoy Healthier, Happier Days and Nights

Sleep gives your body an opportunity to recuperate from stress and other detrimental effects of the day. Just because you’re getting sleep, however, doesn’t mean you’re getting quality sleep. Snoring is one common reason. It doesn’t only create noisy nights, it indicates that your breathing is compromised. Snoring often occurs when the soft tissues of your mouth collapse onto and obstruct your airway, often causing you to repeatedly stop breathing every night. The American Sleep Apnea Association reports that an estimated 22 million Americans have sleep apnea. To help you overcome this harmful habit, our Elite Dental & Implant Center team provides safe, comfortable, and effective sleep apnea treatment in Greater San Antonio Area.

Could I Be Experiencing Sleep Apnea?

  • Daytime sleepiness
  • Waking with a headache
  • Waking feeling unrested
  • Waking up to urinate
  • Nightmares
  • Weight gain or inability to lose weight
  • Inability to concentrate
  • Loss of motivation or interest
  • Memory problems
  • Sadness or low mood

Though these symptoms are not factors for everyone and there may be different reasons for these symptoms, Sleep Apnea is serious and should be diagnosed by your doctor.

Helping You Overcome Sleep Apnea

We’re committed to helping you enjoy all the benefits of more restful nights and more productive, energetic days. While snoring is the most obvious and common symptom, sleep apnea may cause you to experience an array of problems. You may have difficulty staying alert and focused while you’re working or attending school. You can keep others who live in your home awake at night. You may even endanger your overall systemic health. To help you overcome sleep apnea, our team can provide you with an oral appliance that keeps you from snoring and even prevents destructive teeth grinding. Without such appliances, you have an elevated risk for a number of health issues and other problems you’d rather avoid.

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Potential Dangers of Sleep Apnea

  • Heart disease or Stroke
  • Type 2 diabetes or High blood pressure
  • Interpersonal problems or Decreased libido
  • Difficulty concentrating or Daytime tiredness
  • Irritability, Anxiety, or Depression
  • Obesity