Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeIndySpecialist help with snoring

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.

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

‘Timing is crucial’: Andresen pounces for Cadel win

Tobias Lund Andresen confidently predicted he'd win and rival Matthew Brennan's mistake made sure that prophecy came true. The difference in body language between the...
More News

Sworn to success: the motto behind Cadel race winner

Ally Wollaston's historic win at the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race came with a language warning, thanks to her joyful rehashing of the...

Cooler conditions welcomed

With blistering heat wreaking havoc on local cricket last weekend, cooler conditions greeted players on Saturday 31 January and Independent photographer Ivan Kemp went...

Graham grabs eight as Dobbin rescues Hawks

The race for the Bellarine Peninsula Cricket Association A1 Grade finals looks like going down to the final round of the home and away...

Grazotis steers Cobras to big total

All-rounder Stan Grazotis put his side in a commanding position on the opening day of round 12 with a stunning century to resurrect Collendina’s...

Rosellas in top form

Spurred on by its T20 title win during the week, Lethbridge continued its irresistible form by making a mammoth total against Corio in Geelong...

Man dies following weekend crash

A man has died following a crash in Norlane over the weekend, with Police investigating the exact circumstances of the incident. Emergency...

Man charged following Newtown incident

A man has been charged after a car allegedly crashed into a school bus while trying to evade police before driving at officers in...

Cycling fun in Geelong

It was a great weekend for racing as the region welcomed back the Mapei Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road races. Independent photographer Ivan Kemp...

Wilson stars with seven-wicket haul

Lara paceman Luke Wilson has 29 wickets already this season after a big haul against Newtown & Chilwell. Wilson took 7/45 and stepped up during...

Revving for mental health

Registrations are now open for a Geelong motorcycle event that encourages conversations about depression and suicide prevention. Black Dog Ride’s ‘One Dayer’ will...