Snoring Treatment: Why Snoring Happens and How to Fix It Snoring is often treated as a joke or something to be embarrassed about, but it can have a serious effect on the snorer and those around them. 75% of people who snore suffer from sleep apnoea, where part of your throat at the back of […]
READ MORESnoring and Fatigue – The First Signs of Sleep Apnoea
Most people are unaware that there is a strong relationship between your oral health and the quality of your sleep. Many sleep disorders originate from disorders of oral or dental health, which is why the solution can be found at our dental practice with a practitioner that has a special interest and high knowledge of […]
READ MORE7 Ways to Manage Obstructive Sleep Apnoea, Gold Coast
There are many different treatment options available for sleep apnoea. If your private dental clinic offers sleep disorder dentistry, you can discuss with your dentist which one is best suited for your situation. Positive Airway Pressure Devices This is a breathing mask that covers just the nose, or the nose and mouth. During sleep, it […]
READ MOREAre Obstructive Sleep Apnoea and Teeth Grinding Related?
Obstructive sleep apnoea and sleep-related bruxism are two serious problems that can affect your health and your well-being. Though you may not immediately think to consult a private dental clinic, your dentist can help! Explore the link between apnoea, bruxism and sleep disorder dentistry with The Dental Boutique. What is Bruxism? Bruxism is the involuntary […]
READ MOREUnderstanding Sleep Apnoea
Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA) affects millions of unsuspecting victims every night. Often regarded as a condition only afflicting older or obese people, OSA can occur in men, women and children of all sizes and ages, even young, fit people are at risk. Some of the first signs you’re suffering from obstructive sleep apnoea is your partner complaining about […]
READ MOREUnderstanding Sleep Disorders
Sleep disorders affect up to 30% of Australians, and one of the biggest sleep-related disorders is teeth grinding. People often think of grinding or clenching teeth while asleep (bruxism) is a dental disorder. In fact, it is regarded as a sleep–related movement disorder or one type of sleep disorder. Causes of Bruxism Worn, uneven teeth, cracked fillings and teeth, gum recession, a clicking […]
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