Dental Sleep Appliances services offered in Bronx, NY
Dental sleep appliance For obstructive sleep apnea at NY Metro Sleep under the strict
Guidelines of the American Academy Of Dental Sleep Medicine,
Dr Krol, who is a diplomat of the American Academy Of Dental Sleep Medicine,
Works closely with our staff of professionals to deliver the best possible oral Appliance to our patients
Dental Sleep Appliances Q & A
What are the Dental sleep appliances?
A dental sleeve appliance is a custom-made, removable appliance, that looks like a mouthguard. There are many types of Dental steep appliances, each has his own function and purpose in and helping patients combat their sleep apnea issues
In a general statement, the oral mandibular advancing devices, slightly maneuver, the lower your forward, make it easier for Air to enter the trachea in the lungs and does keeping the airway open during sleep.
In conjunction, it also prevents your tongue from falling back to your pallet and blocking the airways during sleep
This device stabilize your breathing and helps you get more rejuvenated rest .
Who should consider dental sleep appliances?
Consider a dental sleep appliance if you have any of the following symptoms:
- Snoring
- Daytime sleepiness or fatigue
- Restlessness during sleep
- Dry mouth
- Sore throat
- Night sweats
- Headaches
You should also seek treatment if you regularly wake up in the night with a sensation of gasping or choking.
Does sleep apnea increase my risk of other health problems?
Yes. Without intervention and treatment, sleep apnea may increase your risk of more severe health problems, including high blood pressure (hypertension), stroke, and diabetes. Sleep apnea may even affect your performance at work. When you don’t get enough sleep, it’s hard to pay attention or stay on task.
What is the process for getting a dental sleep appliance?
Before prescribing a dental sleep appliance, your NY Metro Sleep provider reviews your health charts and asks about your symptoms. They also have you fill out a questionnaire and ask about your lifestyle, including how often you exercise and if you smoke or drink alcohol.
If an exam doesn’t provide enough information to make a diagnosis, the team orders an overnight sleep test or an at-home sleep study. These screens monitor your heartbeat, respiratory rate, and blood oxygen levels during sleep.
If the results of your sleep test confirm you have mild or moderate obstructive sleep apnea, you qualify for a dental sleep appliance. Your provider takes digital impressions of your mouth and sends them to a dental lab.
Technicians in the lab use your impressions to design and manufacture. A dental Sleep appliance that custom fit to each individual
Call NY Metro Sleep to to book your consultation.
