San Juan Capistrano Sleep Apnea CPAP Alternative | Mouth Treatments Announced
Nov 9, 2023
Key Takeaways
- Laguna Hills Center for Sleep Apnea & CPAP Intolerance has introduced upgraded oral medicine treatments for sleep apnea patients.
- The center now offers enhanced CPAP-alternative devices to cater to patients who struggle with CPAP.
- The two main types of devices used in oral appliance therapy are mandibular advancement devices (MADs) and tongue retaining devices (TRDs), both approved by the FDA.
- These devices help keep the airway unobstructed during sleep, resulting in easier breathing and improved sleep quality.
- The center provides expertly fitted and adjusted oral devices, along with full consultations to identify the most suitable treatment for each patient, with combination therapy also being an option.
Laguna Hills Center for Sleep Apnea & CPAP Intolerance (+1-949-420-9669) announced new upgrades to its oral medicine treatments geared toward patients who are struggling with sleep apnea. Located less than 15 minutes from San Juan Capistrano by car, the center now offers enhanced CPAP-alternative devices.
Laguna Hills, United States - November 9, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The news comes amidst heightened demand for an alternative to the standard CPAP machine: studies indicate that about half of Americans with sleep apnea have expressed a distaste for CPAP, citing its loud noise and obtrusiveness.
The Laguna Hills Center for Sleep Apnea & CPAP Intolerance offers alternatives, with custom-fit appliances and other options designed to help patients breathe easy through the night.
For more information visit https://www.getoffcpap.com/
There are two main types of devices used in oral appliance therapy for sleep apnea: mandibular advancement devices (MADs) and tongue retaining devices (TRDs). Both are FDA approved and designed to help the airway remain unobstructed during sleep.
Both MADs and TRDs are used to prevent the tongue from blocking the airway. The former hold the jaw in a more favorable forward position; the latter keep the tongue from falling back. The results, as described by the Laguna Hills Center, are easier breathing and sleeping.
Patients using these dental devices appreciate their simplicity, convenience, portability, and non-intrusive nature. At the Laguna Hills Center for Sleep Apnea and CPAP Intolerance, every oral device is expertly fit and adjusted to ensure proper fit and maximum effectiveness.
The Center provides full consultations for sleep apnea sufferers with the aim of identifying the most suitable treatment for each case they treat. Combination therapy, which pairs CPAP with oral appliance therapy, is a viable option for some patients, as well.
Headed by dental sleep specialist Dr. Angham Abdulla, the Laguna Hills Center brings an extended range of advanced techniques to local patients. Specifically trained in dental sleep medicine with an additional focus on TMJ, Dr. Abdulla offers CPAP-alternatives alongside an array of holistic treatments.
“Dr. Abdulla made an oral sleep apnea device that has been life-changing,” said one recent patient. “I tried CPAP and another oral device that was hard and painful - but the one from Dr. Abdulla has been fantastic. The first night wearing it, my wife said I didn’t snore at all.”
Interested parties in and around San Juan Capistrano can learn more about Laguna Hills Center for Sleep Apnea & CPAP Intolerance at https://www.getoffcpap.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Ann Abdulla
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Organization: Laguna Hills Center for Sleep Apnea & CPAP Intolerance
Address: 24953 Paseo De Valencia #26b, , Laguna Hills, CA 92653, United States
Website: https://www.getoffcpap.com/
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