We Can Help You Eliminate Your Sleep Apnea

nicolep • March 15, 2022

Do you wake yourself throughout the night from snoring? Do you feel sleepy during the day? Or maybe you deal with dry mouth, headaches, and irritability? If any of these symptoms sound familiar, that may be a sign you are dealing with sleep apnea.

We’re sharing a video by the American Dental Association (ADA) that talks about how sleep apnea can impact your overall health. It can also affect your oral health too! People who struggle with sleep apnea often have a dry mouth. As a result, they aren’t flushing away the bacteria in your mouth the same way. This can lead to a variety of oral health problems, like cavities and gum disease.

It’s time to eliminate your sleep apnea! Get a better night’s sleep in Columbia, SC by calling 803-272-4162 for an appointment at Total Dental Care of South Carolina.

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