Sleep Apnoea |

Sleep Apnoea

Untreated sleep apnoea can adversely affect your overall health and quality of life. It is one of the most common sleep disorders here in Australia. It can affect people of any age, from kids, adults to old people.

If you are experiencing prolonged tiredness, with difficulty in breathing and chronic snoring problems then these are all general indicators of sleep apnoea. It is a serious disorder but it is curable and with the right support, your sleep apnoea can be cured.

That is where we, Dentist Sunshine will come as we offer in-clinic treatment in Australia. Our skilled sleep consultant will assist in tailoring your sleep apnoea treatment once you are fully assessed.

If you feel you or your partner have sleep apnoea, contact Dentist Sunshine and we will take care of your disorder with care.

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What Is Sleep Apnoea?

Sleep apnoea is a sleep disorder that impacts a person’s breathing patterns during the night. If it is untreated then their breath becomes shallow or may be interrupted for short periods of time. These quick pauses usually last for 10 to 15 seconds and can occur repeatedly at night.

It will leave you gasping for sufficient air and throw off your natural sleeping rhythm. It is necessary to get treated and our dental facility is more than capable of treating your sleep apnoea. It will cause chronic sleep deprivation and can lead you to feel lethargic and tired throughout the day.

With our effective treatment, these symptoms can be managed and improve your productivity by restoring a regular sleep pattern. With the help of our treatment, you will experience the benefits that can come with a better and patterned night sleep.

When To Visit Us?

If you feel anyone of the following signs and symptoms then you may have sleep apnoea.

If you experience any of these signs and symptoms then visit us. With one of the top-notch facilities brimming with technology, you can trust Dentist sunshine.

The Treatments We Offer

If you have a mild case of sleep apnoea then our doctor will recommend you change your lifestyle such as losing weight and quit smoking. If these solutions don’t help your disorder then you may have moderate to severe sleep apnoea.

There is a number of treatments are available at Dentist sunshine such as:

CPAP

if you have moderate to severe sleep apnoea then our doctors will recommend you use a machine that delivers air pressure through a mask. This mask treatment is called CPAP

Treatment for other medical problems

One of the possible causes of this disorder can be a heart or muscular disorder, and treating this condition will help your condition too. Our dentists will evaluate you and give you guidance according to it.

Supplemental Oxygen

Our dentists will advise you to use supplemental oxygen while sleeping.

If any of these methods fail then surgery is the only option for you. Surgery does contain its risks and difficulties and you should be aware of them before getting it.

Our doctors at Dentist sunshine offer surgery such as:

Although we have one of the most experienced doctors in Australia, surgeries have their own risks and you should consider well before going for them.

Contact Our Sleep Specialists

If you or your loved one is suffering from this disorder then contact our sleep specialists. We at Dentists Sunshine could help you cure your sleep apnoea with care and technology. Contact us today.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a sleep apnea episode last?

Sleep apnoea episodes last for 10 to 20 seconds but can last longer and happen as many as 30 times per hour.

Can you be aware of your sleep apnoea?

People with OSA may not be aware of their condition and infect people with these disorders may think they slept well last hour.

What is the best position to sleep while having this disorder?

Side sleeping is the best position to sleep as it will calm your sleep apnoea.

Why do my teeth darken?

As you grow old the dentin of your tooth will also grow old and that will make your teeth dark. The translucency will decrease over time, making your teeth darken.