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How SomnoDent Oral Devices Treat Sleep Apnea

Obstructed Airway
While we sleep, gravity and muscle relaxation allows the tongue and surrounding soft tissue to fall back into the throat area, collapsing the airway and obstructing the air flow.

SomnoDent Oral Device
Custom-fit by a dentist, SomnoDent® oral devices treat OSA by moving the lower jaw slightly forward. This forward movement keeps the airway open, preventing apneas.

Open Airway Therapy
Continuous Open Airway Therapy (COAT)® is a category of products that treat patients seeking an easy, efficient solution for OSA, or obstructive sleep apnea.

How can an oral device help snoring and sleep apnea? Please watch this video. Sleep apnea is a serious medical condition that is often ignored. Somethimes people don't want to treat it because they don't want to wear the breathing machine, also known as cpap. Is about time, people know about another effective option.

How an Oral Appliance Can Treats Sleep Apnea This is an excellent demonstration of how a sleep appliance treats sleep apnea. Depending on the severity of sleep apnea, appliance therapy can be used as an...

One in five people can't get a good night sleep. Many are suffering from a serious medical condition called sleep apnea. Sleep apnea is commonly treated by wearing a mask and using a sleep breathing machine called CPAP. The problem is about half the people with sleep apnea cannot wear it. GOOD NEWS!! A Calgary sleep physician invented a testing kit which the apnea sufferer can take home and wear for a few nights. It will determine in advance if an oral appliance can work for them. It is available at OSA Solutions. If you want to find out if an oral appliance is right for you. Call us 604-318-8633 or email us [email protected]

Motorized mouthpiece for sleep apnea sufferers Bill Macfarlane reports on a dental appliance designed by Calgary’s Zephyr Sleep Technologies that assesses the needs of a person suffering from sleep apnea.

It is true sleeping next to a snorer can take a toll on your health. People whose bed partners are chronic snorers report high levels of fatigue and sleepiness. Second-hand snoring may even cause hearing loss. A study done in Kingston Ontario found that people who slept with snorers for more than 10 years suffered from noise-induced hearing loss in the one ear that was most exposed to the snoring. At OSA Solutions we are dedicated to finding the right solution for you and your bed-partner to fit your lifestyle and budget.

Snoring - Very Bad Snoring Sounds 5 minutes SOUND EFFECT freesound Snoring happens when you can't move air freely through your nose and throat during sleep. This makes the surrounding tissues vibrate, which produces the fami...