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February 12, 2017
If you are suffering from sleep apnea, your number one concern is getting treatment so that you can finally rest. What are your treatment options? How successful are they? Which one is best for you? Today, Dr. Jeff Rodgers is going to answer each of these questions by going over all of the possible treatment options for sleep apnea in Dunwoody.
January 15, 2017
You know your diet plays a big role in how you feel and look, but have you considered that what you eat also affects your sleep? And, of course, your sleep (or lack of it) greatly impacts the way you look and feel. There’s a reciprocal relationship between food, sleep, and health, and understanding how it works is important for overall wellbeing. From Dr. Jeff Rodgers, the trusted sleep dentist providing sleep apnea therapy in Dunwoody, we’ve got more on the relationship between diet and sleep below. (more…)
Sleep apnea is a chronic condition that affects roughly 20 to 25 million adults in the United States. The sleep disorder causes interruptions in breathing numerous times per night due to the narrowing of airways. While the disorder can occur in anyone, there are several factors that increase your risk for the condition, such as being male, overweight, family history, and age. Although these factors can play a role in the development of the condition, anyone can suffer from sleep apnea. It is important to learn the signs to seek sleep apnea therapy in Dunwoody to protect your health.
January 5, 2017
Let’s face it, snoring is a nuisance, but we all snore from time to time. Snoring is caused by vibrations in the tissues of the nose and throat. In most cases, snoring is common depending on your sleeping position, medications, or if you are ill. However, there are times when snoring is not normal and may indicate a more serious problem. Loud, chronic snoring is one of the main symptoms of a sleep disorder, known as obstructive sleep apnea. When left untreated, there are potentially deadly complications while your quality of life significantly declines. If you suspect you have the disorder, you need sleep apnea treatment in Dunwoody immediately.
December 14, 2016
Sleep apnea and depression are two of the most common medical conditions in the U.S., both affecting about 20 million people every day. Current science now shows that there may be a strong connection between sleep apnea and depression, and that one can easily impact the other. Dr. Jeff Rodgers is going to shed a little more light on the connection between depression and sleep apnea.