Can sleep apnea increase your risk of getting cancer? According to a new study published in the European Respiratory Journal, women with severe cases of sleep apnea may have an increased risk of developing cancer. But, the connection is not totally clear. One theory is that increased levels of nocturnal hypoxia — or time without […]
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When you think about orthodontic treatment, you might consider how it will improve your appearance. But, did you ever consider how it can improve your breathing? While it’s true that orthodontics can enhance your smile, give you a more youthful appearance and boost your confidence, the right orthodontic regimen can also change your airway and
Does this sound like your regular weekly routine? Get up early to get the kids ready for school, hit the gym or head to the office all week long and then take advantage of time off and sleep in on the weekend? While it may seem like a good idea to get some hours back
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Sleep apnea is not just getting enough sleep – it’s also not just harmless snoring. Sleep apnea is a serious sleep disorder that causes repeated breathing interruptions during sleep. Despite its serious nature, many people think that sleep apnea is loud snoring that annoys your partner. But it’s so much more. The condition affects 22
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Does your partner snore? Or do they complain that you snore? If so, you’re not alone. Forty percent of adult men and 24 percent of adult women snore. It’s not just problematic for your partner who is trying to sleep – it’s also a problem for you. So, if you’ve gotten complaints about your nose
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Nearly 54 million adults in the United States have obstructive sleep apnea, a potentially serious condition that causes breathing to stop repeatedly throughout the night. These episodes can last a few seconds to more than a minute. The person who suffers may choke and gasp during sleep, experience night sweats, wake with a sore throat
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Dr. Ronald Konig offers a number of treatment options for overbite and underbite – two of the most common types of malocclusion. Among the most popular options at our Houston office are: Conventional orthodontics such as braces or Controlled Arch Orthodontics™ Functional cosmetic dentistry services such as the nonsurgical facelift Full mouth rejuvenation with crowns,
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Every time I have the opportunity to help patients with TMJ pain or sleep problems I am grateful to have the knowledge to help these patients. There are so many kids and adults who do not function well due to not being able to breath properly. Reduced oxygen often leads to mouthbreathing which in
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What is most important thing to put in your body? 1) Protein 2) Carbohydrate 3) Fat 4) Water Oxygen 5) Minerals Lovely young lady, with underdeveloped jaws and airway,An AGGA being placed to help her growth and developmentSurgery and Extractions avoided One thing we need more than anything else is oxygen, we can’t live
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There are numerous articles about overbite and underbite correction online, both Surgical and Non-surgical. It is important patient’s understand their options as well as address the causes of misaligned jaws and bites. Non-surgical overbite/underbite correction can often be accomplished with Functional growth appliances and special type of orthodontics called Controlled Arch Orthodontics and other times with porcelain.
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