When Dr. John A. Moore, Jr. treats you for obstructive sleep apnea, he’s giving you your nights and your days back. No more struggling through each day counting down the moments until you can crawl back into bed. San Antonio sleep apnea treatment with a mouthguard could be the simple solution you’ve been searching for. Our treatment benefits include:
Call Cosmetic Dental Associates today to schedule a sleep apnea consultation: 210-951-4444 (Medical Center at Babcock & Huebner, 210-942-5047 (Alamo Ranch), or 210-934-8188 (Stone Oak). Remember to schedule your regular dental checkup as well!
Your lack of sleep goes beyond being tired – it can:
Dr. John A. Moore can craft a custom sleep apnea mouthguard that will be comfortable and make it possible for you to breathe easier while sleeping. The mouthguard will move your lower jaw forward to create more space in the back of your mouth and throat for normal breathing. Plus, there’s an added benefit for your bed partner – no more disruptive snoring!
Obstructive sleep apnea occurs when your airways become blocked while you’re sleeping. This blockage could be created by your tongue or the tissue and muscles in your throat relaxing. It can cause you to stop breathing dozens of times throughout the night. Sometimes this is treated with a CPAP machine, but a less invasive mouthguard could be the right solution for you.
Signs you could have obstructive sleep apnea include:
Get the rest you need with San Antonio sleep apnea treatment from Cosmetic Dental Associates. Call us today at 210-951-4444 (Medical Center at Babcock & Huebner), 210-942-5047 (Alamo Ranch), or 210-934-8188 (Stone Oak) to schedule your consultation. You can also schedule online.
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CDA was awesome! I had always wanted to try Invisalign and Dr. Moore made it happen! I started Invisalign when I first came in and was out of the Invisalign trays in less than a year. I am in LOVE with my teeth and couldn’t be any happier. Dr. Moore and his staff were awesome and made my whole experience worthwhile.
On my first visit, I received the sculpting and extraction of one front tooth. I immediately had a temporary upper jaw full of teeth. The next visit, 2 weeks later, CDA delivered the real permanent, beautiful porcelain teeth, which were tweaked to perfection.
I am 70 years old and a dental appt sends me into a nervous frenzy. When I made my first appointment to get a consultation I was greeted by a large group of the happiest enthusiastic and kind group of people in any medical facility I’ve ever been in. I felt completely relaxed and immediately signed up for a full upper veneer treatment.
It has been 14 years since I have ever felt confident with my smile. I am completely stunned with CDA and Dr. Moore’s work. They have given me confidence and my smile back! I couldn’t be more thankful, and so blessed! Thank you so much!
My veneers are ten years old. I LOVE them! People tell me all the time how much they love my teeth, and I think that’s important. Dr. Moore is the Neiman Marcus of dentists. The best of the best!
Now since Invisalign straightened out my teeth, I smile a lot more. It doesn’t matter where I am. Now I’m more confident. Dr. Moore is really cool. Super-friendly! If there’s a problem, he corrects it. He’s a good doctor.
Dr. Moore understood what I was looking for, and when he gave me the mirror, it was amazing! I started crying. They feel like they’re my teeth. Sometimes I don’t even think that I have veneers.
I am 70 years old and a dental appt sends me into a nervous frenzy. When I made my first appointment to get a consultation I was greeted by a large group of the happiest enthusiastic and kind group of people in any medical facility I’ve ever been in. I felt completely relaxed.
In an accident, I broke a tooth. I had it fixed, and it was never the same. I had this phobia of smiling because I was afraid people would see all my imperfections. It wasn’t until I was introduced to Dr. Moore and came to visit him. … He recommended what I should do to get my smile back. I’ve had my smile back ever since.
Obstructive sleep apnea, the most common type of sleep apnea, occurs when your air passages become temporarily blocked repeatedly while you sleep. Your tongue and other soft tissues in the back of your throat relax to the point that your airway is restricted, causing you to quit breathing for a few seconds. This cycle can repeat itself dozens of times per hour in severe sleep apnea sufferers.
Sleep apnea is a serious condition because it interrupts critical airflow while sleeping. It can leave you feeling lethargic during the day and interfere with your productivity at work and your personal life. In addition, sleep apnea has also been linked to several serious health conditions like high blood pressure, heart attacks, strokes, diabetes, and depression.
If you receive a sleep apnea diagnosis, our practice will take precise measurements of your mouth to create a custom-fit sleep apnea appliance made for you to wear while sleeping. It will gently move your lower jaw forward to help keep your airway open and even reduce snoring. You’ll sleep better, feel better, and improve your overall health.
Sleep apnea usually will not go away on its own. That’s why we offer sleep apnea treatment in our dental practice. Without treatment, you’ll continue to experience sleep apnea symptoms, and you won’t get the high-quality sleep you need. We can help with this problem by providing you with a custom-fit oral appliance to help keep your airway open.
Loud snoring and pauses in breathing are the most well-known symptoms. Morning headaches and dry mouth may be the result of untreated sleep apnea, too. Many people with sleep apnea also suffer from fatigue and daytime sleepiness. Frequent mood changes, irritability, and trouble focusing can be signs of poor sleep as well.
Studies have linked sleep apnea to multiple serious health conditions, including depression. Some symptoms of depression and sleep apnea overlap, which can make it difficult in some cases to realize that apnea and depression may be related. With either condition, you may suffer from headaches, excessive fatigue, and difficulty concentrating.
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