Snoring and Sleep Apnea
When Is It Snoring and When Is It Sleep Apnea?
Snoring is caused by a partially obscured airway during sleep. As the snorer breathes, air passing over the blockage causes vibrations which result in the sounds of snoring.
Individuals with untreated obstructive sleep apnea will snore. They will also choke, snort, stop breathing for significant periods and partially wake up to gasp for breath.
A person with apnea suffers a total obstruction of the airway which stops their breathing. Their blood oxygen level drops and this contributes to a long list of health problems, some dangerous and others fatal.
The Solution
If you are concerned about sleep apnea, learn more about this condition and its solution—the medical breakthrough named the Vivos Biomimetic Oral Appliance—at a free educational seminar or request a personal consultation with Dr. Maryam Seifi. Call (301) 818-2653 , email info@breathoflifeteam.com or send an online request .
How Can We Help You?
I Don't Sleep Well
My Child Doesn't Sleep Well
I Snore or Stop Breathing In My Sleep
I've Been Diagnosed With Sleep Apnea
I Don't Have Sleep Apnea but Have Health Issues
I’m Tired of My CPAP Machine
I'm a Professional or Healthcare Practitioner
Do I Have Sleep Apnea?
I Have TMJ Issues
I Suffer From Headaches and Migraines
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