Snoring,Sleep Apnea Treatment for all

At Sovereign Dental, we address significantly narrowed jaws using the Biobloc 1 removable jaw expansion appliance, customized for each patient to facilitate gradual jaw widening. This appliance is crucial for correcting deficient tongue space and alleviating snoring, sleep-disordered breathing, and sleep apnea associated with narrow jaws. The active phase typically spans six months and is tailored to individual biological responses. Integrating this mechanical expansion with orofacial myofunctional therapy ensures comprehensive treatment, enhancing both jaw structure and muscle function for optimal oral health and overall well-being. This holistic approach addresses the root causes of oral health issues, promoting long-term benefits and reducing the need for more invasive treatments.

There are numerous factors are related to snoring and sleep apnoea, many of which can be interconnected. Therefore, performing a comprehensive evaluation and investigation for each suspect patient is essential. A sleep study can provide valuable information about each individual’s sleep quality. Additionally, a functional assessment of the mouth and face muscles is crucial to identify any related dysfunctions such as mouth breathing, tongue tie,low muscle tone, airway obstructions, and other issues.

In children diagnosed with snoring and sleep apnoea, orofacial myofunctional pre-orthodontics and/or Biobloc orthotropics can effectively address the condition. These approaches focus on improving the function and structure of the oral and facial muscles,which can positively impact breathing during sleep.

In adults, management needs to be more comprehensive, including using oral devices to advance the lower jaw or even adult jaw expansion. In extreme cases, the use of a CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure)machine may be necessary to ensure proper airflow during sleep.Research has shown that orofacial myofunctional therapy can significantly assist in improving snoring and sleep apnoea. This therapy involves exercises that strengthen the tone and posture of the mouth and face muscles. By enhancing these muscles, the treatment helps maintain the patency of the upper airway, leading to healthier breathing patterns and improved sleep quality. These exercises are tailored to each patient’s specific needs and are designed to address the underlying causes of their sleep-disordered breathing.

At Sovereign Dental, we adopt a collaborative approach to managing snoring and sleep apnoea patients. Our team includes dentists and orofacial myofunctional therapists who work closely with each patient. In some cases, a sleep physician, an Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT)specialist, and a body worker (such as an osteopath or chiropractor) may also be necessary toassess and manage the patient. This multidisciplinary approach ensures that all aspects of the patient’s condition are addressed comprehensively, leading to better outcomes.

Overall, addressing snoring and sleep apnoea involves a thorough evaluation of both the structural and functional aspects of the oral and facial muscles. By combining sleep studies,functional assessments, and targeted therapies, we can develop effective treatment plans tailored to each patient. This holistic approach improves sleep quality and enhances overall health and well-being. At Sovereign Dental, our goal is to provide comprehensive care that addresses the root causes of snoring and sleep apnoea, helping our patients achieve better sleep and improved. quality of life.

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Myofunctional therapy is a specialized program that helps correct the function of the muscles in the mouth and face.