The Gift Of Sleep

Now is the time for you to be able to rest comfortably over the holiday season. Do you dread going to the in-laws or family’s house because you have to lug your noisy breathing machine with you? Do you wake up with dry mouth, struggling and tired because you have a thing on your face that does not let you rest comfortably? If you are tired of being tired, there is now another option for sleep apnea, a dental device by Dr. Judy Strutz and her team.

When you have sleep apnea and you lay down, your airway closes, preventing you from breathing properly. When you have a dental device that is fitted to your mouth, it keeps the airway open. You can sleep on your side, your back, or roll over during the night. You deserve the best sleep possible, especially over the holidays when you are spending time with family.

A dental device gives you the peace of mind to know you are getting the well-rested sleep you deserve, even during the busy holiday season when you are rushing from place to place.

For more information or for your consultation on a dental device for sleep apnea, contact Dr. Strutz and her team today.

Why Sleep Apnea Dental Treatments Can Change Your Life

You may have been living with sleep apnea for years or only months, but just a few days of sleep apnea can begin to negatively impact your life and change how you see the world. Dr. Judy Strutz and her team have spent significant time studying the impact of sleep apnea and how to help patients using dental devices.

Sleep is essential in order for your body to be able to heal itself, protect against disease, and other health problems. Sleep allows your body to have mental clarity and reduces stress. Without the proper treatment, your body is left craving the essential item it needs in order to function at the full peak performance.

By allowing Dr. Strutz and her team to fit you for a dental device to help with your sleep apnea, your body can begin to rebuild and regain its strength. It will no longer need to wake up hundreds of times a night in order to get the air it needs. You can rest peacefully and your body and mind can be as healthy as possible.

For more information about sleep apnea and treatment options, contact Dr. Strutz and her team today.