Many people treat snoring as a joke or something they feel embarrassed about. But loud snoring—especially when accompanied by daytime fatigue—may be a sign of sleep apnea, a common disorder in which breathing repeatedly stops and starts as you sleep. This “silent (not-so-silent) epidemic” is much more serious than just snoring, it leads to many diseases and can be potentially fatal. The first step is to get over the embarrassment and acknowledge that you have a serious illness.
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Dr. Doblin is committed to providing the highest level of healthcare for the Men and Women of Law Enforcement. His goal is to provide effective treatment that results in improved sleep patterns as well as a healthy lifestyle that the patient and others will notice.
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An oral appliance is the gold standard for mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea, and for those patients that have severe sleep apnea and cannot tolerate. The appliance provides adjustable levels of lower jaw advancement, improving comfort and effectiveness of treatment.
