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Sleep Apnea Treatment

Why Your Sleep Quality May Be Suffering

Obstructive sleep apnea is an ongoing condition that disrupts sleep. When breathing is paused or becomes shallow, one will often move out of deep sleep and into light sleep, making the quality of sleep poor.

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Obstructive sleep apnea is an ongoing condition that disrupts sleep.

Sleep apnea is a disorder in which a patient experiences one or more pauses in breathing or shallow breaths during sleep. The sleep disruption caused by sleep apnea can negatively impact your quality of sleep, leaving you tired and irritable.

Mild sleep apnea can often be treated with lifestyle changes such as losing weight, positional therapy or with the addition of an oral appliance to help maintain an open airway while you sleep.

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Could sleep apnea be disrupting your sleep?

  • Do you wake up with a dry mouth?
  • Do you wake up gasping for air?
  • Do you suffer from excessive sleepiness during the day?
  • Do you experience irritability?
  • Do you have frequent morning headaches?
  • Does your partner tell you that you snore or that you stop breathing while you sleep?

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Sleep Apnea can help improve your overall health and wellbeing.

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Sleep Apnea can help improve your overall health and wellbeing.

Treatments for Sleep Apnea

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Mild Sleep Apnea

Oral Appliance Therapy (OAT) can often be an effective treatment for patients suffering from snoring and obstructive sleep apnea. Patients can achieve relief using a custom removable oral appliance that adjusts the position of the lower jaw and tongue to minimize airway obstruction.
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Moderate to Severe Sleep Apnea

A breathing device called CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) may be an effective treatment option for moderate to severe sleep apnea. A CPAP machine uses a mask that fits over your mouth and/or nose and gently blows air into your throat. This constant air pressure helps keep your airway open while you sleep. An oral appliance can be used in conjunction with or as an alternative to the CPAP if a patient is unable to tolerate using the CPAP machine. In more severe cases of sleep apnea, corrective jaw surgery to adjust the bones of the upper and lower jaw to create an unobstructed airway may be necessary. Our doctors can help create a customized plan that fits your needs.

Frequently Asked Questions About Sleep Apnea Treatment

What are common signs of serious sleep disorders?

Common sleep disorders can cause loud snoring, daytime fatigue, and difficulty getting restful sleep. Some people notice they wake up gasping for air, while others have a partner awake during the night because of disrupted breathing. At our sleep center, our board certified sleep specialists help patients understand symptoms and begin the process of improving their sleep and overall wellness.

How is a sleep related breathing problem diagnosed?

Our board certified providers use advanced sleep medicine techniques to diagnose a possible sleep condition. In many cases, a professional sleep study is recommended to monitor breathing patterns and oxygen levels during sleep. This important step helps our team create an accurate diagnosis and determine the best next steps for care.

What treatment options are available for sleep apnea?

Treatment options may include lifestyle recommendations, oral appliances, or CPAP therapy depending on your symptoms and unique needs. Every patient receives a customized treatment plan designed to improve sleep quality, support better health, and reduce risks linked to heart disease. When sleep apnea is left untreated, it can negatively affect energy, focus, and overall overall quality of life.

Where can I receive treatment in the area?

We proudly provide comprehensive sleep related services throughout Northern Virginia with multiple convenient locations to make care easier for patients and families. Whether you are dealing with chronic fatigue or related concerns like insomnia, our caring professionals are here to help. You can contact our office to learn more about available services and support options.

How do I get started with treatment?

Getting started is simple. Patients can schedule an appointment with our experienced providers to discuss symptoms, concerns, and treatment recommendations. During your visit, our team will explain each step of the process and help you find solutions designed to support healthier sleep and long term wellness.

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Northern Virginia Oral Surgery Centers

Alexandria Office

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6354 Walker Lane, Suite 260
Alexandria, 
VA 
22310

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Northern Virginia Oral Surgery Centers

Ashburn Office

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20405 Exchange St. Suite 251
Ashburn, 
VA 
20147

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Fairfax Office

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4211 Fairfax Corner E Ave, Suite 235
Fairfax, 
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22030

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Falls Church Office

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6400 Arlington Blvd. Suite 10
Falls Church, 
VA 
22042

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Northern Virginia Oral Surgery Centers

Gainesville Office

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7500 Iron Bar Lane, Suite 215
Gainesville, 
VA 
20155

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Northern Virginia Oral Surgery Centers

Warrenton Office

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400 Holiday Ct, Suite 203
Warrenton, 
VA 
20186

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Alexandria Office |
6354 Walker Lane, Suite 260
Alexandria,
VA
22310
703-278-3403
Ashburn Office |
20405 Exchange St. Suite 251
Ashburn,
VA
20147
703-342-4220
Fairfax Office |
4211 Fairfax Corner E Ave, Suite 235
Fairfax,
VA
22030
703-449-8888
Falls Church Office |
6400 Arlington Blvd. Suite 10
Falls Church,
VA
22042
703-534-6500
Gainesville Office |
7500 Iron Bar Lane, Suite 215
Gainesville,
VA
20155
571-248-5838
Warrenton Office |
400 Holiday Ct, Suite 203
Warrenton,
VA
20186
540-347-0274
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