While usage of a CPAP machine has been the traditional treatment for sleep apnea, it isn’t always the best method for everyone. Studies suggest that around 35 percent of patients abandon this treatment at some point due to discomfort and inconvenience. Fortunately, oral sleep apnea devices may be excellent CPAP alternatives, allowing you to preventContinue
Anyone who drinks knows that alcohol can leave you feeling groggy and drowsy, and many Americans rely on alcohol as an aid for falling asleep. But how does alcohol really affect our sleep? As your sleep experts in San Jose, Santa Cruz, San Ramon and Los Gatos, we at Spark Sleep Solutions wanted to shedContinue
At Spark Sleep Solutions, our mission is to give you the best night’s sleep you’ve ever had – for a lifetime. Sleep apnea makes this difficult, which is why we provide expert treatment to help you heal. Signs of Sleep Apnea In Children When thinking of sleep apnea, most people picture a snoring adult. However,Continue
As your choice for a sleep apnea doctor in Los Gatos, Santa Cruz, San Jose, and San Ramon, we at Spark Sleep Solutions want to make sure that you’re sleeping as well as you can. With our large selection of oral devices and CPAP alternatives, we’ll be able to help treat harmful conditions likeContinue
As your experts when it comes to sleep apnea in Los Gatos, San Jose, Santa Cruz, and San Ramon, we at Spark Sleep Solutions want to do all we can to help our patients who have sleep apnea. We want to both help you sleep better as well as improve your quality of life. That’sContinue
As your sleep apnea specialists in San Jose, San Ramon, Santa Cruz, and Los Gatos, CA, we want to do all that we can to help our patients overcome sleep apnea. With our oral appliance therapy, we’ll have patients on the right track to getting a better night’s sleep. We’re not simply your providers ofContinue
Sleep apnea is a condition that disrupts breathing while a person is asleep. There are two main types of sleep apnea: central and obstructive. Central is connected to the brain’s inability to send proper signals while obstructive has to do with narrow airways or blockage of the airway while sleeping. The trouble with sleep apneaContinue
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month (NCDHM) in the United States when dental professionals, healthcare providers and others across the country work to promote good oral health in kids. Developing good habits at an early age and scheduling regular dental checkups helps children get a good start on a lifetime of healthy teeth, gumsContinue
At our sleep clinic, we treat sleep apnea and know that this condition can impact virtually anyone. It is significantly more common in adults and can be exacerbated by being overweight or drinking alcohol before bed. Still, children have been known to develop obstructive sleep apnea, as well. What are the signs? If your childContinue
Could My Baby Have Sleep Apnea? While national health studies warn about the prevalence of adult sleep apnea which affects more than 25 million Americans and its dangers to public health, many don’t realize that even infants can have the chronic disease. The National Sleep Foundation estimates sleep apnea affects two to to three percentContinue