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Here’s What You Need to Aware About Oral Appliance Therapy

Oral appliance therapy is a best treatment option for patients with snoring issues, obstructive sleep apnea, and other sleep-related disorders. Dr. Anjoo Ely has huge training and experience in helping patients with OSA achieve the best treatment, including a personalized oral appliance. would like to know about the options and benefits of oral appliance therapy, read on for more information.

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Here’s What You Need to Aware About Oral Appliance Therapy

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  1. Here’s What You Need to Aware About Oral Appliance Therapy Oral appliance therapy is a comfortable and effective treatment option for patients with snoring issues, obstructive sleep apnea, and other sleep-related disorders. Dr. Anjoo Ely has extensive training and experience in helping patients with OSA achieve the best treatment, including a personalized oral appliance. would like to know about the options and benefits of oral appliance therapy, read on for more information. WHAT IS ORAL APPLIANCE THERAPY? 01 In oral appliance therapy, a specially designed oral appliance is used to help keep the airway open while the patient sleeps. WHAT CAUSES SLEEP- RELATED BREATHING DISORDERS? 02 When we sleep, our muscles start to relax. During this time, as the muscles relax, soft tissues such as those in our tongue tend to fall back toward the throat, partially or wholly covering the airway. https://novicosmeticdentist.com/heres-what-you- need-to-know-about-oral-appliance-therapy/

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