About 30 million people in America have diabetes, making up about 9.3% of the population. With 1.7 million cases of the disease being diagnosed every year, many people don’t know … read more
Snoring: No Longer Just an Annoying Habit
Anyone who has ever been told that they snore while they sleep has likely brushed it off as a commonplace sleep habit, but it’s much deeper than that. On the … read more
COVID Risk Factors Include Sleep Apnea
Don’t take this the wrong way. We like you, but we’re not saying your sleep partner and your dentist have to be the same person. But did you know when … read more
Screening for Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Obstructive sleep apnea affects approximately 5.9 million adults in America, with about 23.5 million cases being undiagnosed. While sleep apnea itself may seem harmless and passed off as a bad … read more
When Is Snoring Problematic?
“Wake up!” “Turn over or something, please!” “I can’t sleep!” If you’ve heard any of those phrases said to or shouted at you upon your first waking breath, that means … read more
Sleep Apnea and Autoimmune Diseases
The benefits of regular visits to the dentist’s office go far beyond one’s teeth and gums. Although your dentist is not a medical doctor, your dentist is often the gatekeeper … read more
What is Pediatric Obstructive Sleep Apnea?
In the past, parents who had issues with their children falling and staying asleep through the night blamed it on sugar, hyperactivity, disobedience, and other reasoning. Many of those cases … read more
Why are Sleep Disorders Screened by Dentists on the Rise?
More and more people are being diagnosed with sleeping disorders recently, but is it due to a new health scare or better understanding and detection? The answer isn’t so simple, … read more
Oral Health and the Risk of Stroke
Brushing twice a day, flossing every day, and seeing your dentist a couple times a year always made oral health sense. And, we already knew that chronic infections were a … read more
Eating Disorders and Oral Health
The research is clear. Oral health problems frequently affect patients with eating disorders, and the first line of defense sometimes is your dentist. In a study published by the European … read more
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