Sleep Disorders
Sleep disorders affect millions of Americans, many of whom are unaware of their condition. Individuals that suffer from sleep disorders, such as sleep apnea place them at greater risk for a number of medical conditions including obesity, high blood pressure, depression, diabetes, and even increases their likelihood for heart attacks and strokes. In addition, sleep apnea can leave an individual extremely tired, which can result in accidents at work, home, or on the road.
In order to diagnose and treat sleep disorders, it is essential that one undergo a sleep study (available in-home or at a sleep center). These studies can be ordered by Drs. Pecenka and Herald in consultation with your physician. Many times, certain medical issues can be ruled out after one undergoes a sleep study. These tests can determine what sleep disorder an individual is suffering from and recommend some therapy options.
Sleep disorders are characterized by symptoms that include trouble falling asleep, trouble staying asleep, sleepwalking and/or talking while sleeping. Others may be experiencing difficulties such as restless leg syndrome or excessive snoring. There are a variety of conditions that can affect the quality of sleep we get each night, so a proper exam and sleep study can help provide your doctor with answers to help you get a more restful, restorative night’s sleep. Having a sleep study completed will provide your doctor with diagnostic information to help identify your problems and concerns.
Once diagnosed with sleep apnea, you may find your doctor recommending an oral appliance to help ease your symptoms and problems. When being treated for sleep apnea and snoring, many individuals will find oral appliance therapy extremely effective - they are worn at night to help open up the airway and keep them from experiencing sleep disturbances through the night. These appliances can be fabricated and customized by Dr. Herald and Dr. Pecenka at Cleveland Sleep Dentistry, and are typically covered by most medical insurance plans.
In order to diagnose and treat sleep disorders, it is essential that one undergo a sleep study (available in-home or at a sleep center). These studies can be ordered by Drs. Pecenka and Herald in consultation with your physician. Many times, certain medical issues can be ruled out after one undergoes a sleep study. These tests can determine what sleep disorder an individual is suffering from and recommend some therapy options.
Sleep disorders are characterized by symptoms that include trouble falling asleep, trouble staying asleep, sleepwalking and/or talking while sleeping. Others may be experiencing difficulties such as restless leg syndrome or excessive snoring. There are a variety of conditions that can affect the quality of sleep we get each night, so a proper exam and sleep study can help provide your doctor with answers to help you get a more restful, restorative night’s sleep. Having a sleep study completed will provide your doctor with diagnostic information to help identify your problems and concerns.
Once diagnosed with sleep apnea, you may find your doctor recommending an oral appliance to help ease your symptoms and problems. When being treated for sleep apnea and snoring, many individuals will find oral appliance therapy extremely effective - they are worn at night to help open up the airway and keep them from experiencing sleep disturbances through the night. These appliances can be fabricated and customized by Dr. Herald and Dr. Pecenka at Cleveland Sleep Dentistry, and are typically covered by most medical insurance plans.
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