Sleep Apnea Treatment Coshocton, OH
Transformative Solutions for Sleep-Related Dental Issues
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Discover how Better Sleep can enhance your sleep quality and overall well-being.
Do you or a loved one struggle with sleep apnea or chronic snoring? These issues can significantly impact your energy levels, health, and daily life. At Better Sleep in Parkersburg, WV, we provide customized treatments designed to help you breathe more easily, sleep more deeply, and wake up feeling fully refreshed. Our approach focuses on addressing the root causes of sleep apnea and related conditions, ensuring you enjoy the restful nights you deserve.
Sleep Apnea and Snoring Treatment
Quiet the Night, Breathe Easy
Our personalized treatment plans help reduce snoring and manage sleep apnea, allowing you to achieve peaceful, uninterrupted sleep.
Temporomandibular Joint Treatment
Targeted Therapies for TMJ Discomfort
Our targeted TMJ treatments provide relief from jaw pain and discomfort, improving your sleep and overall well-being.
Jaw Pain Treatment
Specialized Solutions for Lasting Comfort
We offer personalized evaluations and innovative treatments to address jaw pain, helping you sleep soundly without discomfort.
Patients We've Helped
“Dr. Luke was very personable and efficient as well as his assistant, and the office staff. His explanation was very thorough.”
Everett H.
“Dr. Luke Bauserman and the staff provided excellent work in keeping my teeth in good health. Also really helped in treating my sleep apnea.”
Ronnie L.
“I realize now that this problem was what killed my mother who went to be one night and had a massive stroke in her sleep. You may have saved me from the same fate and husband thanks you. No more snoring!”
Linda M.
“I was diagnosed with sleep apnea years ago, but I could not tolerate the masks and nose pieces. This new oral appliance is a Godsend! I wake up feeling like I’ve actually slept. What a change! Even my fibromyalgia fog has lifted!”
Connie J.
What is Sleep Apnea?
Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder where breathing repeatedly stops and starts during rest. These interruptions can cause snoring, breathing difficulties, and frequent awakenings. The two primary types of sleep apnea are:
- Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA): The most common form, caused by the relaxation of throat muscles that block the airway.
- Central Sleep Apnea: Occurs when the brain fails to send the correct signals to the muscles that control breathing.
If left untreated, sleep apnea can lead to serious health complications, including chronic fatigue, heart disease, high blood pressure, and diabetes.
