Sleep Better
Missing teeth and jaw changes can contribute to sleep problems, including snoring and sleep apnea.
When you lose teeth, your jaw can shift and your airway can narrow. This can lead to snoring, disrupted sleep, and even obstructive sleep apnea.
Sleep apnea is a serious condition where your breathing stops and starts during the night. It raises your risk for high blood pressure, heart disease, and daytime fatigue.
Dental implants help maintain the structure of your jaw and keep your airway open. By preserving bone and preventing jaw collapse, they support healthier sleep patterns.
If you snore or wake up feeling tired despite a full night of sleep, missing teeth could be a contributing factor. Talk to your doctor about how implants might help.
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