Sleep Apnea Is Wrecking Your Teeth... And You Don't Even Know It!
By Regency Dental Group Includes video
This video discusses the connection between sleep apnea and dental health, highlighting how the condition can lead to issues like teeth grinding, dry mouth, cavities, gum disease, and even tooth fractures. Dentists and hygienists are often the first to notice sleep apnea signs, such as worn enamel or throat changes, so it's very important to seek a sleep test if symptoms arise. In addition, we'll talk about how treatments like CPAP machines or oral appliances can improve both breathing and dental health. Don’t ignore the signs—taking action can protect your smile and overall well-being!
This article is general information, not dental or medical advice, and does not replace an examination. If you have a dental concern, call (707) 453-1776. For a medical emergency, call 911.
