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Medical District: 702 870 3818
Improve your sleep and health with Snoring Treatment in Las Vegas, NV—custom solutions designed to reduce snoring, improve airflow, and deliver restful nights with comfortable care and flexible treatment options available.
Sometimes snoring isn’t the result of sleep apnea, but simply due to a restricted airway. These cases are a great candidate for the Solea Sleep treatment.
Often, we’ll employ the same methods we utilize for obstructive sleep apnea for the excessive snorer. Much to the comfort of our patients, the same treatments are equally as effective. We’ll use oral appliances to help stabilize your airways.
Another way of fixing this problem is with a CPAP machine. CPAP stands for Continuous Positive Airway Pressure. As the name implies, this constant pressure props open the airways, allowing for easier breathing all night long.
While not all reasons surround your choices or habits, some can easily be cut from your life. Ultimately, no one should ignore excessive snoring–it’s not only loud and often annoying, but can be a sign of larger health concerns.
There are 11 reasons how snoring can negatively affect your health. First, it can raise your blood pressure. Second, snoring leads to restless sleep. Third, restless sleep leads to daytime tiredness. Here are additional ways snoring can affect your health:
Consider visiting your dentist twice a year. We may notice signs of dry mouth which signifies snoring well before you’re aware.
There are several advantages that dental veneers have over other treatment options, including but not limited to the following:
You may find yourself face to face with many additional advantages, especially after working with Dee for Dentist. We have extensive experience and qualifications, meaning we have the tools and history necessary to quickly and efficiently help you improve your smile.
While many options are available to address issues related to snoring, supplemental lifestyle changes can also make a significant difference. Whether the lifestyle changes are all you need to feel healthier, or you want to supplement your dental treatment with other healthy habits, we encourage you to consider the following:
In some cases, even more options may make a meaningful impact on your quality of life. If you have any questions about how to treat snoring issues, please feel free to contact us at Dee for Dentist. We can tailor our approach to your needs, make additional recommendations, and provide you with all the support and guidance you need to feel better rested.
There are multiple treatment options available for dental patients who have issues with sleep and snoring. Depending on your circumstances, we can help you formulate a care plan that best suits your needs and lifestyle. You may find yourself feeling more well-rested, less irritable, and facing fewer snoring complaints from your housemates.
Healthy Start is an appliance that can be used in children ages two to 12, and it acts as an aligner to ensure that your child’s jaw is aligned correctly. This is an early intervention treatment used with the hope of preventing sleep apnea as an adult and the added benefit of straight teeth.
Often, this procedure is enough to correct mouth breathing, fatigue, bedwetting, and other unsavory effects of snoring, opening up the airway so your child can take full breaths. This will help ensure that your kiddo’s body can regulate properly during sleep, helping them feel better rested, have more control over their bladder, reduce dry mouth and irritability, and much more.
Somnomed is an appliance that is personalized to each patient. Generally, Somnomed is a treatment option for patients with obstructive sleep apnea, but it may be a good option for specific candidates.
The appliance is made in two pieces, making it easy for patients to use. Patients can drink water and talk while wearing their Somnomed, and they’ll generally wear the appliance when asleep. The device keeps a patient’s lower jaw in a forward position, physically preventing the airway from collapsing. This means that breathing is easier, even without a CPAP machine. You’ll also wake up less frequently through the night, as snoring and tight airways typically cut off your oxygen supply and startle you awake.
CEREC restorations are crowns placed over the top of a patient’s teeth, typically made of tooth-colored ceramic. While crowns are generally used to prevent damage and decay to a patient’s teeth, this restoration also has the upside of helping patients with snoring and sleep apnea-related health issues. By restoring your teeth to a healthy shape and strength, you may find that breathing is easier and nights are more restful.
Solea Sleep lasers are used for non-surgical snoring and sleep apnea treatment. Dentists will use the Solea laser to tighten the soft palate, reducing the possibility of snoring. Sometimes, loose or excess tissue in the oral cavity can block the airways to your lungs, reducing airflow. But by tightening the soft palette for the right candidate, you may find that sleep is easier.
Does your significant other keep you up at all hours of the night? Have you noticed any of the symptoms listed above? If so, you aren’t alone. Come into Dee for Dentist and finally reclaim your sleep. Call us today and set an appointment!
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Graduating from UNLV School of Dental Medicine, Dr. Dee Dee brings advanced technology and a gentle touch to every treatment.
General Dentist
First graduate of UNR/UNLV's accelerated program, Dr. Montero combines expertise with a warm, caring approach.
Cosmetic Specialist
With a passion for fitness and health, Dr. Ana ensures your dental visits are as enjoyable as they are effective.
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Common factors that lead to snoring include consuming alcohol, sinus or nasal problems, sleeping position, and mouth structure. While not all reasons are related to your choices or habits, some can easily be addressed through lifestyle changes. At Dee for Dentist, we use various treatments including oral appliances to help stabilize your airways and CPAP machines that use Continuous Positive Airway Pressure to prop open the airways, allowing for easier breathing throughout the night.
Snoring can negatively affect your health in multiple ways, including raising blood pressure, causing restless sleep, leading to daytime tiredness, pauses in breathing throughout the night, decline in concentration, headaches, dry mouth, choking or gasping, chest pain, and poor performance in school or work. Excessive snoring shouldn’t be ignored as it can be a sign of larger health concerns. Regular dental visits can help identify signs of dry mouth that may indicate snoring problems before you’re aware of them.
We offer multiple treatment options depending on your circumstances. These include Healthy Start appliances for children ages two to 12 that act as aligners to ensure proper jaw alignment, Somnomed oral appliances that are personalized two-piece devices keeping the lower jaw in a forward position, CEREC restorations (tooth-colored ceramic crowns) that restore teeth to healthy shape and strength, and Solea Sleep lasers for non-surgical treatment that tighten the soft palate to reduce snoring possibilities.
Several lifestyle changes can make a significant difference in reducing snoring, either as standalone solutions or to supplement dental treatment. These include exercising regularly, maintaining a regular sleep schedule, improving sleep hygiene by avoiding cell phone use in bed, stopping smoking tobacco products, sleeping on your side rather than your back or stomach, limiting alcohol use, and reducing caffeine consumption. These changes can help improve your overall sleep quality and reduce snoring.
Patients who receive effective snoring treatment often experience fewer complaints from bed and housemates, improved quality of sleep for themselves and others in their home, better heart health, less fatigue, comfortable treatment options, long-term helpful results with consistent use, less dry mouth or sore throat, reduced irritability, better bowel and bladder control, and less teeth grinding. Our team can tailor our approach to your specific needs and provide ongoing support to help you feel better rested.