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Sleep Apnea Treatment in Salt Lake City, UT

Snooze Soundly With Sleep Apnea Treatment

Sleep apnea is a problem for many people, though they may not even know it. If members of your household say you snore at night, this could mean you’re facing bigger health issues caused by sleep apnea.

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Noninvasive Sleep Apnea Treatment

Struggling with sleep apnea can affect your energy, mood, and overall health. Rod Gleave, DMD offers noninvasive treatment options designed to improve your breathing while you sleep, reduce symptoms, and help you and your household get the restorative rest you need. With these treatments, you can feel more alert during the day, protect your long-term health, and enjoy a higher quality of life.

Our sleep apnea treatments can help you:

  • Get a better night’s sleep
  • Enable members of your household to get more rest
  • Stop apnea symptoms like headaches and daily fatigue
  • Improve your focus at school and work
  • Reduce your risk of apnea-related complications, including stroke

Snooze Soundly With A Custom Oral Appliance

Dr. Rod Gleave is certified to use a SomnoDent sleep apnea oral appliance. The adjustable oral appliance slowly realigns your lower jaw position to help you breathe better – without causing pain to your jaw joint. It has been effective in treating snoring and mild to moderate cases of obstructive sleep apnea. It is also beneficial in helping patients who have trouble using a CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) machine.

To see if a sleep apnea appliance can help you, Dr. Gleave can provide you with equipment for a home sleep test. If you require more involved treatment, he will refer you to a trusted sleep physician.

Compared to a CPAP, a sleep appliance is:

  • Less invasive
  • More comfortable
  • Easier to transport
  • More convenient, as it doesn’t require batteries or electricity
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Don’t Ignore Sleep Apnea Symptoms

The soft tissue in the back of your mouth can collapse while you sleep, blocking your airway and making it difficult to receive oxygen. The unpleasant symptoms can include:

  • Frequent fatigue
  • Depression
  • Memory loss
  • Weight gain
  • Acid reflux

Research has also linked sleep apnea to heart failure and strokes, among other health problems. Call Rod Gleave, DMD in Salt Lake City, UT right away at (801) 262-0744 if you suspect you may have apnea. With our sleep apnea treatment, you’ll sleep well and feel better during your day.

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Discover More Ways to Improve Your Smile

Looking for additional ways to improve your smile or maintain your dental health? Explore these services offered by Dr. Gleave to find the treatments that best fit your needs.

TMJ Treatment

Relieve jaw pain, headaches, and discomfort with expert TMJ treatment tailored to your needs.

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Tooth Extraction

Remove damaged or problematic teeth safely and comfortably with expert care, so you can protect your oral health and restore your smile.

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Wisdom Teeth Removal

Remove impacted or problematic wisdom teeth with expert care, minimal discomfort, and a smooth recovery at our Salt Lake City office.

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Dental Emergencies

Get immediate treatment for broken, knocked-out, or painful teeth so you can protect your smile and relieve discomfort quickly.

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Sedation Options

Relax comfortably during dental treatments with safe, effective sedation tailored to your needs.

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