“Beauty Sleep” – Great Sleep Affects Beauty

Great Sleep Affects Beauty

Beauty sleep is important to your health Great sleep affects beauty

Sleep affects beauty. For quite some time, science has measured that “deep, tired look” of patients who suffer with sleep disturbances.

Studies show that patients who resolve their sleep issues often enjoy scientifically-measured improvements in their facial skin. Less redness and forehead puffiness are just two of the noticeable and measurable improvements that can result with improved sleep.

In addition, observers who viewed photos of sleep apnea patients after successful treatment often cited these patients as being more attractive, youthful and alert.

Many studies reveal that only about 50% of patients are using their prescribed CPAP treatment for obstructive sleep apnea. Luckily, many of these CPAP patients who we now treat with Oral Appliance Therapy are enjoying overall improvements in their sleep. After successful treatment, many times we see improvements which may include:

  • less dreary eyes
  • less puffiness around the eyes
  • less redness around the nose
  • less visible strap lines (from attempted CPAP use)
  • much less ’grumpiness’ factor

If you are not getting good quality and quantity of sleep, it’s important to review possible reasons. Many sleep disorders have profound implications on heart disease, diabetes, weight gain and more. A lack of sleep affects “beauty” inside and out.

For more information on the importance of beauty sleep, visit this USA Today Article. http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/05/05/health-women-beauty-sleep/8731111/. Then give us a call at (630) 369-5508 today. We can help you get the great sleep your body needs.

Dental Sleep and TMD Center of Illinois, a premiere snoring and apnea treatment center in Naperville, has been providing the CPAP alternative treatment of oral appliance therapy for over 15 years successfully. We are extremely passionate in helping individuals that have been struggling with CPAP therapy in Naperville, Lisle, Aurora, Bolingbrook and surrounding Chicago suburbs. For more information on this physician recommended treatment option visit www.TiredOfSnoring.com or call us at (630)369-5508.

New Link Between Autoimmune Disease and Sleep Apnea

Link between autoimmune disease and sleep apnea

Link between autoimmune disease and sleep apnea

We just came across some interesting news! There is a new link between autoimmune disease and sleep apnea. People who deal with sleep apnea also suffer from autoimmune disease. Many different ailments such as Fibromyalgia, Celiac or gluten sensitivies, Graves disease and Lupus  are associated with autoimmune deficiency. Studies are showing that sleep apnea is prevalent especially in those who suffer from Fibromyalgia. Please read the blog below for more information.

http://www.dailystrength.org/c/Sleep_Apnea/forum/18850737-sleep-apnea-fibro-and

If you suffer from one or more autoimmune diseases, take note: are you suffering with sleep apnea? If so, make an appointment with us today. Call (630) 369-5508 and let us help you break the link between autoimmune disease and sleep apnea in your life.

Dental Sleep and TMD Center of Illinois, a premiere snoring and apnea treatment center in Naperville, has been providing the CPAP alternative treatment of Oral Appliance Therapy for over 15 years successfully. We are extremely passionate in helping individuals that have been struggling with CPAP therapy in Naperville, Lisle, Aurora, Bolingbrook and surrounding Chicago suburbs. For more information on this physician-recommended treatment option, visit www.TiredOfSnoring.com or call us at (630)369-5508.

Oral Appliance Therapy Given As a Gift – One Happy Wife!

Oral Appliance Therapy can be the perfect gift! An older gentlemen wanted to give his wife the gift of  NO MORE SNORING. So he came to Dental Sleep and TMD Center of Illinois for treatment of his sleep apnea to surprise his wife. He got an oral appliance to control his snoring.

Let us help you give the perfect gift of no more snoring to your loved one. Call us at (630) 369-5508.

Dental Sleep and TMD Center of Illinois, a premiere snoring and apnea treatment center in Naperville, has been providing the CPAP alternative treatment of Oral Appliance Therapy for over 15 years successfully. We are extremely passionate in helping individuals that have been struggling with CPAP therapy in Naperville, Lisle, Aurora, Bolingbrook and surrounding Chicago suburbs. For more information on this physician-recommended treatment option, visit www.TiredOfSnoring.com or call us at (630)369-5508.

Snoring is a Health Risk! 11 Health Risks of Snoring

Important! Snoring is a health risk

Important! Snoring is a health risk!

Snoring is a health risk! Are you embarrassed or annoyed by your own snoring or someone else’s snoring? Do you snicker when people talk about snoring? It is no laughing matter! People who snore may have a medical condition called obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Severe OSA patients have a 40% greater chance of dying earlier than their peers. It’s time to do something about it!

Here are 11 health risks linked to snoring and apnea.

  • Stroke – The intensity of snoring and apnea can lead to risk of carotid atherosclerosis.
  • Heart disease – We know apnea is linked to cardiovascular problems such as high blood pressure, coronary artery disease and possible heart attacks.
  • Arrhythmias – Long term snoring can develop irregular heart rhythm or arrhythmia.
  • Gerd – Throat closure during apnea causes pressure changes that can suck the contents of the stomach back up into the esophagus.
  • Injury – Sleep deprivation can cause driving accidents.
  • Mental – Sometimes just crankiness is witnessed, but all too often so is depression and anxiety.
  • Headaches – Habitual snorers are likely to have morning headaches.
  • Nocturia – Bathroom breaks two or more times during the night is called nocturia.
  • Less satisfaction – Men who snore loudly and have OSA have higher levels of impotence.
  • Fetal complications – Pregnant women who snore can have an increased risk of fetal complications.
  • Excess weight – Half of overweight people have sleep apnea.

Is this post your wake-up call? If you snore, it’s important that you to talk to your physician today. It may add years to your life!

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