Treatment of Snoring and Sleep Disordered Breathing
Do you (or your partner) experience loud snoring that disrupts sleep? Are you constantly tired during the day, even after a full night’s rest? These could be signs of sleep disordered breathing (SDB), a treatable condition affecting millions. At Corner House Dental in Cromer, Norfolk, we offer solutions to help you breathe easy and sleep soundly again.
Treatment Options for Snoring and Sleep Disordered Breathing in Cromer, Norfolk
At Corner House Dental, we offer a variety of treatment options for snoring and SDB, depending on the severity of your condition. Here’s how we can help you achieve a restful night’s sleep:
- Oral Appliance Therapy: This non-invasive treatment utilizes a custom-made dental appliance that gently positions your jaw to maintain an open airway during sleep. This is a comfortable and effective solution for mild to moderate SDB.
- Lifestyle Modifications: Losing weight, avoiding alcohol and certain medications before bed, and sleeping on your side can all help improve your breathing and reduce snoring.
- Collaboration with Sleep Specialists: In some cases, we may recommend collaborating with a local Norfolk sleep specialist for further evaluation and treatment options.
Dental Splints
These can be used to help many people who suffer from joint pain and headaches caused by clenching and grinding their teeth (Bruxism)
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Thank you for considering Corner House Dental Practice. We are proud to serve the Cromer community and are dedicated to providing the highest quality dental care.
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