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Sleep is essential just like diet or exercise. Healthy sleep allows the body to rest, repair, and renew itself. Unfortunately, patients with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) may not enjoy the therapeutic benefits of sleep. This sleep disorder causes breathing cessations that interrupt your sleep at night. At Piney Creek Family Dentistry, we are excited to offer sleep apnea treatment to patients in Centennial, Colorado, and the nearby areas. Schedule an appointment with Dr. Tiffany Fritz, and move a step closer to healthy sleep and a transformed life.
Many cases of OSA go undiagnosed because the episodes occur subconsciously when sleeping. While you may snore, snort, and wake up gasping for air, these warning signs often go unnoticed or are dismissed as harmless habits. Over time, however, untreated OSA can take a serious toll on your physical, emotional, and mental health. Recognizing the symptoms is the first step toward more restful sleep and better overall health.
Here are common signs and symptoms of OSA:
Sleep apnea isn’t a laughing matter. Without treatment, it can increase the risk of depression, hypertension, heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. If you notice any of these signs, be proactive about your oral health. Schedule an appointment with our Centennial sleep apnea dentist today!
Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) uses a nasal mask to direct mild pressure air to keep the airway open. While CPAP therapy is considered the gold standard treatment for OSA, not every patient is comfortable with the treatment.
Can’t tolerate a CPAP? You’ll be excited to discover we have a simple yet effective solution. Dr. Fritz uses a custom oral appliance to treat mild to moderate OSA. This small appliance is worn while sleeping and prevents the soft tissues at the throat from collapsing. Many patients love oral appliance therapy because it’s comfortable, discreet, and easy to use.
Treating sleep apnea does more than stop snoring. It restores healthy sleep, restores optimal health, and improves quality of life.
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Yes! Your health insurance will likely cover part of the cost of your OSA treatment. However, since every coverage is unique, our office will review your coverage and advise on the applicable benefits. We’ll also assist you with filing your claims so you can get the most from your coverage.
Don’t let sleep apnea take control of your sleep and health. Call Piney Creek Family Dentistry at (303) 562-1051 for sleep apnea treatment. It’s time to help you regain your sleep and improve your quality of life.