These days with a clogged supply chain, if you’re ordering a new refrigerator or other appliance you may have a six-month wait before you’ll be seeing it. At eos Sleep, Dr. Volpi has a much better option for an appliance that could far more valuable for you…and the person sleeping next to you — oral […]
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Sleep apnea is a serious condition that many people don’t take seriously. They think they simply snore at night, as everyone does at least occasionally. But sleep apnea is much more than snoring. Snoring is caused by some impingement of the airway by sagging skin, congestion, and other issues. The vibration of the tissue creates
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Sleep apnea is a common yet serious sleep disorder, and the first type of recommended treatment is usually a CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) machine. But many patients find it uncomfortable and stop using it, putting their health in jeopardy. Oral appliances are an effective alternative in many cases, offering an easier, more comfortable way
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CPAP – a continuous positive airway pressure machine – is often the first suggested form of treatment for sleep apnea. This sleep disorder causes your airway to become partially obstructed, and CPAP can often help keep this from happening so you can breathe more easily. In some cases, however, CPAP treatment fails. In this blog,
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One of the most common symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea, a serious sleep disorder, is chronic snoring. This disorder is associated with repeated pauses during sleep, which can leave you gasping for air. You might not fully awaken and be aware that this is happening, but you may feel excessively sleepy during the day or
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It’s no surprise that snoring is to blame for not getting enough sleep at night, but it can also signal sleep apnea. For some, snoring is just an annoyance, but for many, it’s a sign of a serious medical condition known as sleep apnea. Those who suffer from sleep apnea experience pauses in breathing throughout
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