by Jessica Schuman | Jan 12, 2023 | Sleep Apnea, Uncategorized
We are committed to supporting clinicians through the complete remediation process and will provide a range of resources to help you better inform, instruct, and support your patients. This bulletin was created to help address common questions and concerns as well as...
by Chiarina Iregui, DDS, Diplomate-American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine | Jun 8, 2022 | Guest Bloggers, Sleep Apnea, Uncategorized
If you Suffer From The Any Of The Below Conditions, You Should Consider A Sleep Study Are you tired of being tired? Do you wake up with a headache? Are you sluggish during the day? Do you lack energy to exercise? Does your diet consist of an excessive amount of carbs?...
by Jeannie Simms BA, AE-C | Apr 4, 2022 | Sleep Apnea, Uncategorized
Chiarina Iregui, DDS, Diplomate-American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine What would happen to your body if you encountered a bear in the middle of the woods? Your heart rate would rise, your stress hormones would increase, and your body would go into fight or flight...
by Alison Garcia | Sep 4, 2019 | Sleep Apnea
When it comes to sleep, I’m not afraid to admit that it’s something I look forward to and enjoy immensely. There’s nothing like getting into your own bed and getting ready for a great night’s sleep. But then it happens- your sleep partner starts snoring. It’s not just...
by Carla Conrad | Aug 15, 2018 | Sleep Apnea
Before you run out for didgeridoo lessons to fix your sleep apnea, read here to learn why you might hear mention of this ancient musical instrument as an alternative treatment for obstructive sleep apnea. The didgeridoo is a very long cylindrical musical instrument...
by Carla Conrad | Feb 1, 2018 | Sleep Apnea
The month of February is often associated with love, Valentines and hearts, but there’s a reason beyond Valentine’s Day that February is the month of hearts. For 50 years, American Heart Month has been observed during the month of February. The campaign is aimed at...
