Sleep Apnea in Beverly Hills

We all want a restful, invigorating night of sleep. For those who snore, or live with those who do, that can be a difficult goal to achieve. Chronic snoring is sometimes a precursor to sleep apnea - a more serious health issue.

Beverly Hills sleep apnea expert Dr. Rosenblatt is a sleep apnea success story himself. After realizing the source of his own daytime weariness, he created a special nighttime mouth guard and hasn’t snored since. He explains, "I’m very mindful and sensitive to how my patients feel and act; of their current energy level or speed of speech. There are certain signs."

Fortunately, sleep apnea is easily diagnosed and quite treatable. A CPAP machine is the frequently recommended option, but many people can’t tolerate sleeping with a machine and mask - especially frequent travelers who have to lug the apparatus around with them en route. So the next best solution is a custom-made oral appliance worn at night to keep your airway open.

Do you trudge through the day, exhausted? If so, consider visiting Beverly Hills sleep apnea dentist, Ronald Rosenblatt for your custom solution.

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Sleep apnea occurs when the soft tissue of the throat partially or fully closes your airway for longer than 10 seconds. The resulting oxygen deprivation causes poor, fitful sleep at night and mild to extreme fatigue during the day.

Our dentist in Beverly Hills works in partnership with a respiratory therapist to treat dental patients and sleep apnea sufferers and cure the problem.

You are custom-fitted with a comfortable oral appliance that holds your jaw forward during sleep, optimizing air flow through your nose and mouth. It’s a proven, safe, affordable and effective way to eliminate troublesome snoring and avoid the long-term damage that sleep loss can cause: weight-gain, high blood-pressure, muscle pain, memory problems and cardiovascular disease.

If you are among the 80 million Americans who snore, get checked and get energized! Get help by Dr. Ronald Rosenblatt, who treats sleep apnea in Beverly Hills. 

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