What is the most effective treatment for sleep apnea?

Although CPAP is the most consistently successful and most commonly used method of treating obstructive sleep apnea, some people find the mask cumbersome, uncomfortable or loud. However, newer machines are smaller and less noisy than older machines and there are a variety of mask designs for individual comfort.

What are the three treatments for sleep apnea?

Therapy Treatments for Sleep Apnea Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) ... Bilevel Positive Airway Pressure (BiPAP) ... Automatic Positive Airway Pressure (APAP) ... Adaptive Servo-Ventilation (ASV) ... Expiratory Positive Airway Pressure (EPAP) ... Oral Appliances. ... Tissue Removal or Shrinkage. ... Jaw Repositioning.

How do you treat sleep apnea naturally?

Sleep apnea lifestyle remedies Maintain a healthy weight. Doctors commonly recommend people with sleep apnea to lose weight. ... Try yoga. Regular exercise can increase your energy level, strengthen your heart, and improve sleep apnea. ... Alter your sleep position. ... Use a humidifier. ... Avoid alcohol and smoking. ... Use oral appliances.

Sleep Apnoea Treatment

Improve sleep with effective sleep apnoea treatment.

Enjoy a Peaceful, Uninterrupted Full-Night’s Sleep

Do you wake up tired after a night of interrupted sleep? Is your snoring disrupting others while they try to sleep? Our sleep apnoea treatment can help you attain the peaceful sleep you desire. Get in touch with us for personalised treatment options that will help you enjoy a healthy sleep schedule. Obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) is a condition that occurs when your upper airway closes periodically, interrupting your breathing by preventing air from getting to your lungs. The condition varies in severity, depending on your sleep position and how regularly you experience these interruptions. Some patients might experience around five interruptions an hour while others more than 30. Considering how vital sleep is for your well-being, leaving your condition untreated can result in significant health problems. Fortunately, Winston Hills Family Dental Care has a team of qualified professionals with specialised expertise in the management of sleep apnoea. Backed by our vast knowledge and experience, we can provide effective treatments to improve your sleep, so you wake up feeling rested. Get in touch with us today at (02) 9624 6884 to learn more.

Quality Sleep Apnoea Treatment

The most common sleep apnoea treatment options include lifestyle changes and wearing a Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) machine when you sleep. However, if these options prove ineffective, you can opt for dental intervention. At Winston Hills Family Dental Care, our sleep apnoea treatment begins with a thorough consultation, which could include a sleep study referral. Once we determine your condition’s severity, we fit you with an oral appliance, such as the Mandibular Advancement Splint (MAS) oral device. The MAS is a small device that you place on top of your teeth as you sleep. It resembles a mouthguard or orthodontic retainer and moves your tongue and lower jaw forward, preventing the soft tissue at the back of your throat from collapsing into your airway.

Better Sleep

Thanks to the treatments we offer, patients can enjoy a night of fewer interruptions. In doing so, they can attain better-quality sleep.

Reduce the Risk of Diseases

Better-quality sleep significantly lowers the risk of developing serious medical conditions, such as heart disease, strokes, and cancer.

Better Diabetes Management

By treating your sleep apnoea, you can enjoy better insulin resistance. In doing so, you can lower your risk of developing diabetes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Are the Symptoms of Sleep Apnoea?

Sleep apnoea symptoms range from loud snoring and restless sleep to mood changes, forgetfulness, and lack of energy during the day. Some patients might also experience headaches, neck pain, and decreased sex drive.

What Would Happen If I Ignore Treatment?

Without treatment, sleep apnoea can result in various health concerns, including increased risks of strokes, heart attacks, blood pressure, and diabetes.

What if I'm still snoring after Sleep apnoea treatment?

If you are still snoring after sleep apnea treatment, it may be due to other causes such as obesity, nasal congestion, dry mouth, etc. You should consult with your specialist for further evaluation.

Reliable Solutions for a Peaceful Night’s Sleep

Reach out to our Winston Hills Family Dental Care team at (02) 9624 6884 for the sleep apnoea treatment you need to attain a full night of uninterrupted, high-quality sleep.