Dental Sleep Medicine in Orange County

Dr. Jack Ringer is in the business of oral health AND overall health. This is why Orange County’s most well-loved dentist offers dental sleep medicine and oral appliance therapy.

Both of these treatments from Dental Cosmetics in Anaheim Hills are designed for patients suffering from obstructive sleep apnea and chronic snoring.

CPAP Therapy a Solution that Sometimes Works

If you or someone you know has obstructive sleep apnea you understand the frustration, especially if you have tried CPAP therapy and it hasn’t and still doesn’t work.

While some patients see marvelous results others don’t. CPAP therapy is a solution that requires masks, tubes and machines.

DSM therapy on the other hand is an alternative that doesn’t require breathing into a mask that is hooked up to a tube that is hooked up to a machine.

Encompassing oral appliance therapy among other things such as meditation and changes in medication, dental sleep medicine is the alternative treatment for OSA.

Help for OSA with Dental Sleep Medicine

Dr. Ringer is compassionate about oral and overall health. If you have been having problems with sleep apnea he can help you with alternative therapies, such as dental sleep medicine, that you probably won’t find in other dental practices in Anaheim Hills.

You are in the best hands when you commit to dental sleep medicine for chronic snoring and obstructive sleep apnea.

Although you may not think there is a light at the end of the tunnel there really is. OSA isn’t always a lifelong sentence. In fact, some people never have the issue again if they change their lifestyle.

For instance, people who smoke or drink heavily have noticed a huge difference in OSA symptoms after giving up one or both habits. In addition obese OSA sufferers often see no more breathing cessation episodes when they lose weight.

Help for Obstructive Sleep Apnea

If you are one of those people who may have OSA but hasn’t been diagnosed, talk to your doctor. If you have a sleep study if you do have OSA you don’t have to put up with CPAP therapy.

Dental sleep medicine along with oral appliance therapy works for mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea and it can work for you.