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U.S. Department of Health & Human Services found oral appliances Completely eliminate or Significantly reduce sleep apnea

U.S. Department of Health & Human Services found in 
127 studies with 3,027 patients that:  97% of patients who used the oral appliance considered it effective in eliminating or reducing sleep apnea and snoring. Click to see study! 75% of patients who used the oral appliance reduced sleep apnea by more than 50%. Click to see

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Great printable poster for Treating Insomnia Tips

This great infographic, “Tackling Your Insomnia Symptoms,” is brought to you by the National Sleep Foundation and Merck Laboratories. However, if you find these suggestions are not working for you, be sure to contact us for your consultation for an oral appliance to help your snoring and sleep apnea symptoms so you can get a

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Have a History of Difficulty Sleeping?

If you’ve noticed a long-term pattern of difficulty sleeping, you may have insomnia. Whether you’ve been unable to fall asleep, stay asleep, or you wake too early, there are tests and treatments that can improve your sleep. The National Sleep Foundation’s insomnia resource center is a helpful source for understanding when, where, and how to

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Huffington Post Tackles Snoring

Mass media interest in snoring and/or sleep continued this week with the iconic Huffington Post tackling snoring—complete with a slide show of “celebrities who snore” and a top ten list of therapies. “When you are snoring, you’re spending too much energy to breathe,” says M. Safwan Badr, MD, president of the American Academy of Sleep

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