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Sleep Apnea Treatment in Los Angeles

Struggling with restless nights, loud snoring, or constant daytime fatigue? You might be suffering from sleep apnea. At Noho Dental Group, we provide custom dental solutions designed to improve your breathing, restore quality sleep, and enhance your overall health. Our experienced team uses advanced oral appliances that are comfortable, effective, and tailored to your needs. Don’t let sleep apnea disrupt your life—schedule your consultation with our Los Angeles sleep dentistry experts today.

Sleep Apnea Treatment in Los Angeles – Noho Dental Group

At Noho Dental Group, we understand how serious sleep apnea can be. Our dental team works closely with your physician to assist in the accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment of sleep apnea, helping you breathe easier and sleep better.

Sleep apnea affects over 22 million Americans and disrupts normal breathing during sleep—often without the person realizing it. This nightly interruption can lead to serious long-term health risks, including high blood pressure, heart disease, and stroke.

Types of Sleep Apnea

Sleep apnea varies by cause and severity. Some patients may stop breathing dozens of times per night. The three primary types are:

  • Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA): The most common form, caused by relaxed throat muscles blocking airflow.

  • Central Sleep Apnea: Caused by the brain not sending proper signals to control breathing.

  • Complex Sleep Apnea: A mix of both OSA and central sleep apnea, requiring specialized care.

Common Sleep Apnea Symptoms

Knowing what to look for is key. Symptoms often include:

  • Loud, persistent snoring

  • Sudden gasping or choking during sleep

  • Daytime fatigue or falling asleep unintentionally

  • Morning headaches or dry mouth

  • Mood swings, irritability, or memory problems

  • Nighttime acid reflux or excessive sweating

  • High blood pressure

Health Risks of Untreated Sleep Apnea

Left untreated, sleep apnea can lead to:

  • Heart attack or stroke

  • Irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia)

  • Type 2 diabetes

  • Glaucoma and chronic fatigue

  • Weakened immune function

Diagnosis & Treatment Options

Diagnosis typically begins with a sleep study, which monitors breathing, oxygen levels, and other vital signs overnight. Depending on your needs, treatment options may include:

  • CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) machines

  • Custom-fit oral appliances

  • Lifestyle changes or surgery in severe cases

Comfortable, Customized Care at Noho Dental Group

At Noho Dental Group, we specialize in non-invasive sleep apnea treatments using custom oral appliances designed to open the airway and reduce snoring. Our team provides gentle, effective care that helps you sleep better, breathe easier, and live healthier—without the bulk and noise of a CPAP.

 

How Do I Know If I Am at Risk for Sleep Apnea?

If you can say “yes” to three or more of the following, you may be at elevated risk for obstructive sleep apnea. Contact Mid-Wilshire Dental Care today to schedule a personalized evaluation.

Men are significantly more likely than women to develop sleep apnea due to anatomical and hormonal factors that make airway obstruction during sleep more common.

Smokers are up to three times more likely to suffer from obstructive sleep apnea. Smoking causes chronic inflammation and swelling in the upper airway, reducing airflow.

Overweight individuals often have fat deposits around the neck and throat, which can narrow the airway and disrupt breathing during sleep.

If a close family member has been diagnosed with sleep apnea, your genetic predisposition may increase your risk of developing the condition.

Difficulty breathing through the nose due to allergies, sinus issues, or structural blockages can contribute to obstructed airflow and worsen apnea symptoms.

Adults over 60 are at greater risk because aging causes the throat muscles to relax more during sleep, increasing the chance of airway collapse.

Studies indicate that African Americans under age 35 are more likely to experience undiagnosed obstructive sleep apnea, highlighting the importance of early screening in high-risk groups.

 

“I had no idea how much my poor sleep was affecting my mood and energy levels. I just thought it was stress. But after waking up multiple times gasping for air, I finally reached out to Mid-Wilshire Dental Care. Dr. Afar and his team were incredible. They diagnosed me with sleep apnea and fitted me with a custom oral appliance. It’s made a huge difference—I wake up feeling refreshed for the first time in years.”

— Jordan M.

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