as cardiopulmonary resuscitation, CPR.
* Snoring is improved and often eliminated in almost
100 percent of patients who use oral appliances.
* There are over 40 different types of oral appliances
available to treat snoring and obstructive sleep apnea.
* Oral appliances work by repositioning the lower jaw,
tongue, soft palate, and uvula, thus stabilizing the lower
jaw and tongue to increase muscle tone and maintains
an open airway allowing for improved breathing.
* Oral appliances must be prescribed, fitted, and evaluated
by a dentist trained in these criteria to allow for effective
treatment.
* Your dentist must work closely with your sleep specialist
to ensure the proper results are achieved with your oral
appliance.
* Oral appliances are found to be comfortable to wear and
cause minimal side effects.
