It’s hard to believe that the holiday season is right around the corner! We don’t know how you feel, but to us it seems like we were only just ringing in the new year back in January. We are entering a busy time of year for many people. Between holiday celebrations, feasts, shopping, and activities with family and friends, it can be rather stressful. If you suffer from sleep apnea and are currently receiving treatment, it is important to continue with your treatment plan and scheduled appointments. We would hate for your holiday celebrations to affect your progress. Read on to learn more about the importance of not allowing your holiday celebrations to worsen your sleep apnea.
If you or a loved one suffers from sleep apnea, then you know it can have a major impact on all aspects of your life. Our patients who are diligent with the treatment plans we set often express how their lives have changed and are so grateful for treatment. You may be surprised to learn that there are certain habits you may have that can make sleep apnea worse. Read on to learn more about these habits and to see if they may be affecting you.
Sleep apnea can significantly affect your overall health in a negative way. It can also affect your mood. Patients who suffer from sleep apnea and are not being treated do not get quality sleep at night. Your body needs adequate sleep to function properly every day. If you have a young child or baby in your life, you know that the day after a poor night’s sleep can be challenging for everyone. A child will become cranky, irritable, and difficult to calm down. While adults may not act as badly as children, their moods can be rather similar.
Our goal is to bring you care that can restore your quality of life. Patients who suffer from sleep apnea and have difficulty sleeping run the risk of experiencing severe complications with their overall health. We want to be sure that our patients feel they are receiving the life-changing care that we strive to offer. If you have just visited our office for the first time, have not been diligent with your treatment, or perhaps were sent this email by a loved one, we want to explain a little more about how we can help you.
Less Pain, Better Sleep — this is the slogan that Dr. Goldberg uses for his practice, Atlas Orofacial Pain & Apnea Group. He is passionate about helping his patients who experience TMJ, facial pain, and sleep issues. Patients who experience these issues often feel hopeless and are unsure about where to turn for help and relief. Our office is one of the few in the country that focuses primarily on these issues. We encourage you to learn more about our practice and hear thoughts from our team and our beloved patients.
Every day, I strive to improve the lives of my patients who are suffering from TMJ disorders, craniofacial pain, sleep apnea, and related disorders. I take my position as an Orofacial Pain Specialist seriously because I want to improve the lives of my patients. I have dedicated many years of my life to continuing education as well as research that will continue to improve the lives of my patients. I am fortunate enough to be a member of some prestigious organizations that are composed of like-minded medical professionals, and I was recently named president of the American Academy of Orofacial Pain. Read on to learn about what this honor means and how it will translate to your care.
Do you suffer from sleep apnea and struggle during the summer months? There are many things to love about summer, such as long days, cookouts with friends, and vacations. However, if you have sleep apnea, you might not be so excited to experience what others love about the summer. We want to share some tips to help you enjoy the summer while maintaining your sleep apnea symptoms.
We don’t know how you feel, but we cannot wait for the start of summer in a few short weeks. Summer is a time that is loved and enjoyed by many. Warm temperatures, long summer days, traveling, and outdoor cookouts where you are free to indulge are some of the perks of summer. However, if you experience sleep apnea, you might not be so excited to experience what others love about the summer. We want to share some helpful tips on maintaining your sleep apnea and enjoying the upcoming season. Read on to learn more.
Sleeping well every night is one of the best things you can do for your mind and your overall health. Unfortunately, patients who suffer from sleep apnea are not getting the full night’s rest they need to function properly. Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder in which the soft tissues in the back of the throat relax during sleep, obstructing the airway and limiting proper oxygen flow. More than 22 million people suffer from the effects of sleep apnea. Although there are many people who have been diagnosed, there are still more who have yet to receive a diagnosis or who are not receiving treatment once diagnosed. When sleep apnea remains untreated, it can be extremely damaging to your overall health and lead to serious health complications.
Quality sleep is important to help us function properly in our daily lives. Sleep is essential to your physical and mental health. When you are sleeping, your body and mind are taking that time to reset and recharge for the next day. When quality sleep is lacking or you frequently wake from issues such as sleep apnea, it begins to affect multiple areas of your daily life, from energy to weight loss or weight gain to mood. Poor sleep can also lead to serious health issues related to high blood pressure, increased heart disease, kidney disease, and diabetes. There are simple changes you can make to help improve your quality of sleep. Read on to learn these helpful tips and suggestions.
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Jeffrey I Goldberg DDS PLLC
