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Specialist help with snoring

The Dental Sleep Clinic Australia warns that snoring through the night, waking feeling sluggish and struggling throughout the day may be an indication of obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA).

They also advise that OSA can contribute to weight gain, depression, stroke, diabetes, high blood pressure and even heart attacks.

“There are currently only two proven treatments for snoring and OSA recommended by sleep physicians – continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) devices and custom-made oral appliances made by trained dentists which bring the lower jaw forward, opening the back of the throat and keeping the airway open,” Clinical Co-Founder of Dental Sleep Clinic Australia Dr Sam Talpis said.

“However, many people using a CPAP machine find it uncomfortable and struggle to use it for more than four hours a night.

“Don’t let snoring and the effects of OSA ruin your relationship and quality of life, there is a highly effective treatment right now.”

Dr Talpis explained that Dental Sleep Clinic Australia is ‘the only clinic in the Geelong area exclusively making oral appliances for snoring and sleep apnoea.’

“Created from superior strength materials which allow the appliances to be thin and comfortable, the device is manufactured in Melbourne with 3D technology,” he said.

“We receive referrals from sleep physicians, GP’s, ENT’s and other dentists. People can also make an appointment directly with us.”

The Dental Sleep Clinic is located at 264 Shannon Avenue in Geelong West. For more information, phone 5223 9900 or visit www.dentalsleepclinicaustralia.com.au.

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