Snoring and OSA (Obstructive Sleep Apnea) affects m more
Snoring and OSA (Obstructive Sleep Apnea) affects millions of people. Treatment for sufferers has traditionally been surgical or adjunctive, with C-PAP machines being regularly prescribed for nighttime wear to maintain the integrity of the airway during sleep. Many patients find that the CPAP (continuous positive air pressure) is intolerable during sleep, and as a result become non-compliant with treatment and receive no benefit or improvement for their airway issues and see no improvement in their quality of life. Nicholas J. Meyer, DDS is a sleep apnea expert in Scottsdale and Phoenix, The Sleep Dentist | Millenium Dental Associates: http://www.milldental.com DrMeyer@Milldental.com 480-948-0560 less
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