Florida Dental Sleep Disorders Blog

Insomnia is the most common sleep disorder. In fact, about half of all people experience its symptoms occasionally, and 10 percent of Americans suffer from chronic insomnia. Sleep apnea is the second most common sleep disorder; it affects an estimated 22 million Americans. Both of these conditions can rob you of the rest you need to function and feel your best, but there are some key differences between the two. Let’s discuss how you can recognize each of them.

Do you always feel tired, and you can’t seem to figure out why? It is possible that you are suffering from sleep apnea. This disorder affects an estimated 22 million people in the U.S. Left untreated, it can endanger your overall health and adversely affect your quality of life. Let’s talk about what exactly sleep apnea is and how you can recognize sleep apnea symptoms in Boca Raton.

It is estimated that around 70 million people in the United States suffer from a sleep disorder. Insomnia is the most common disorder, and sleep apnea is the second most common. Much rarer — but just as serious — is narcolepsy. Let’s talk about what narcolepsy in Vero Beach is, how you can recognize its symptoms, and why getting a proper diagnosis is so important.

For most people, oral hygiene involves brushing, flossing, rinsing, and drinking plenty of water. If you use an oral appliance to treat your sleep apnea, however, your oral hygiene routine must include a few extra steps. Keeping your appliance clean can protect your mouth and help your device to stand the test of time. In this blog post, we will discuss practical tips for maintaining and cleaning your oral appliance.

“CBD” is a popular buzzword among holistic health enthusiasts. Many people believe that it can help with a broad range of ailments, including sleep problems, while others tend to shy away because it is derived from marijuana. But what is the truth about this compound? Can CBD help with sleep in Melbourne? Let’s take a look at some relevant research.

The holidays are upon us and that likely means you’ll be participating in celebrations where there will be an abundance of food to enjoy. Maybe you’re even looking to learn how to bake your grandmother’s famous apple pie or some delicious holiday cookies?  New food and recipes mean new ingredients. Along with cooking and baking, comes taste testing and eating your delicious (hopefully!) new creations. However, if you suffer from diagnosed or potentially undiagnosed obstructive sleep apnea, what you eat can help ease or, conversely, exacerbate the condition. With this in mind, it’s important to know which foods are safe for you to enjoy, and which ones you should avoid or limit. Below, you’ll find a list of foods that will help you get your much-needed rest.

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Traveling when you have sleep apnea can be a task—dragging a bulky CPAP machine through airport security, trying to take a power nap while on the plane without using it, and getting it to plug into the worn-out electrical outlets in your hotel room. P While business trips or vacations are a time to “get away” from everyday life, you can’t get away from your everyday routine, especially your health routines and that includes your sleep apnea treatment.. Traveling with sleep apnea isn’t always easy, especially when you rely on a CPAP to help you sleep. We’ve compiled a few suggestions below to help you protect your precious sleep while away from home.