Desired Sleep Provides Treatment For Sleep Apnea & Snoring To Help You Get A Good Night’s Rest

At our clinic, we understand that you have a lot going on in your busy life, and that not getting a good night’s rest can be stressful and exhausting. At Desired Sleep dental clinic, our goal is to help you get the sleep you need. Whether you have suffered from sleep deprivation for many years, or you have recently been diagnosed with a sleep disorder, we are here to help.

Most people experience sleep deprivation at one point in their life. The point at which you should seek help is when there is no obvious reason to lose sleep, and you are experiencing one or more of the following issues:

• Sleepiness during the day
• Trouble staying asleep
• Snoring loudly
• Shortness of breath upon awakening
• Headaches in the morning
• Dry mouth upon awakening

Of course, there are also other signs that may indicate the need for help. Getting professional advice can help you with your sleep disorder. The staff at our clinic will lead you through our five step process to enjoy better sleep.

How the Process of Sleep Apnea Treatment Works

The following points outline our 5-step approach to better sleep:

1. Evaluate

   We conduct a detailed screening process to evaluate the symptoms you have experienced. This gives us a good idea of what issues you are experiencing. The screening includes social and medical histories as well as an assessment of the head, neck, and oral features. Models, photos, x-rays, and other aspects may also be included.

2. Sleep Study

   After a thorough examination, you complete a home sleep study with a medical device that records information. This is done in your home to ensure that you are in a relaxing environment and sleep patterns are the same as every night.

3. Diagnosis

   Your home sleep study will be interpreted by a licensed medical doctor and they will provide us with a medical diagnosis. Your doctor reviews the sleep study results to determine a diagnosis. Some possible diagnoses include snoring issues or light, moderate, or severe obstructive sleep apnea.

4. Treatment

   Each patient is different. Your diagnosis and may include changes in lifestyle, oral appliance therapy, or surgery. We will help you to determine your solution in conjunction with your own doctors.

5. Follow Up

   We are available to answer questions, help you manage changes, and seek a new course of treatment if it is needed.

Getting Started

To get started on the path to a good night’s rest, contact Dr. Walter Heidary General Dentist at 905.332.0105! Let us help you sleep well.