Beyond the Hose: Top Sleep Apnea Treatments When CPAP Fails
CPAP not working? Discover effective sleep apnea devices other than CPAP. Dr. Lynch helps you find comfortable alternatives for restful sleep.
CPAP not working? Discover effective sleep apnea devices other than CPAP. Dr. Lynch helps you find comfortable alternatives for restful sleep.
Discover the best sleep apnea treatment devices for you. Learn about CPAP, oral appliances, and more to reclaim restful sleep.

Most people understand the importance of a good night’s sleep. Just one night or two of disrupted sleep is nothing to worry about. But, if like 25 million other people in the U.S., you suffer from sleep apnea, think again.

We’ve said it before: an estimated 25 million people in the U.S. suffer from sleep apnea. These are cases that are diagnosed, but a study in 2018 went further, estimating that one billion people suffer from sleep apnea worldwide. Knowing the

Most people can relate to a night spent tossing and turning, worrying about a job or a personal relationship. These situations are common, temporary, and usually only result in a bit of grogginess the next day. But what happens if

If you suffer from one of the three main types of sleep apnea – obstructive, central, or complex – you already know how devastating it can be. Poor sleep impacts everyday life and can lead to severe health issues. After

If you suffer from sleep apnea, you already know this condition brings a long list of regular symptoms. These may include daily fatigue, morning headache, and an overall mental fogginess that you just can’t seem to shake. In addition to

Dentists have been involved in the treatment of sleep apnea since dental devices were first found to be effective for the condition in the 1980s. Guidelines for a dentist’s role in the treatment for sleep apnea were put into place

If you have sleep apnea and have woken up feeling like you just couldn’t think straight, there may be something to that. The effects of sleep apnea of the brain are real, measurable, and potentially serious. Here’s what you should

Can sleep apnea cause pain? Ask anyone who suffers from pain conditions or sleep apnea, and the answer to that question is most often “yes!” This post discusses the causes of pain from sleep apnea, and more. Our Services What
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