Sleep Apnea Treatment - Rockville, MD

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80% of Sleep Apnea Cases Are Undetected

It may be easy to joke about loud snoring, but the truth is that the probable cause of this issue is no laughing matter. Obstructive sleep apnea is one of the most life-threatening conditions and is correlated with sudden cardiac death, yet 80% of sleep apnea cases go undiagnosed and undetected. At State of the Art Dental Group, we are passionate about helping patients restore their sleep and quality of life with custom sleep apnea treatment in Rockville, MD. We even provide indicator sheets for every new patient for sleep apnea screening and partner with local pulmonologists to provide the most comprehensive and effective care. If you suffer from sleep apnea, promptly contact State Of The Art Dental Group for a full evaluation and invest in a better night’s sleep and a healthier, happier life today!

Know the Dangers of Sleep Apnea

Sleep apnea is a serious sleep disorder characterized by the cessation of a patient’s breathing several times a night. This interrupts sleep and introduces other health risks. A good night’s sleep is necessary for you to maintain a strong immune system and have the energy to carry out the demands of the day. Without sleep, you can quickly become rundown and tired, even risking your overall health. Sleep apnea has been linked to:
  • High blood pressure
  • Weight gain and obesity
  • Weakened immune system
  • Cardiovascular issues
  • Chronic fatigue
  • Depression
  • Memory loss
  • Decreased libido
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Care from a Highly Trained and Experienced Dentist

Our dentist, Dr. Kavish Gurjar, has a personal passion to sleep apnea treatment in Rockville, MD, and has dedicated a portion of his practice to treat patients suffering from this condition. He has received extensive training outside of dental school in minimally invasive treatment options and focuses a large portion of his continuing education on dental sleep medicine. Dr. Gurjar is also a member of the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine, allowing patients of State of the Art Dental Group to access alternative care methods to traditional CPAP equipment. Additionally, he teaches sleep apnea management techniques to dental professionals across the country. Though trained in surgical techniques for sleep apnea, he provides numerous non-surgical alternatives to both surgery and CPAP machines. He provides oral appliance therapy for mild-to-moderate cases of sleep apnea, a device that when used routinely he believes can extend a patient’s life by 10-15 years! With this appliance, Dr. Gurjar has helped patients achieve great success and a better quality of life.

20+ Years Experience in Sleep Apnea Treatment

Targeted, Custom Sleep Apnea Treatment

Approximately 65% of patients who need CPAP equipment won’t wear one. Now you have a more convenient option! By first taking digital x-rays and completing an examination, Dr. Gurjar can determine if your airway is obstructed and then manage your sleep disorder using a custom oral appliance. Oral appliances are non-invasive, helping make sleep more comfortable and preventing the need for bulky CPAP equipment. Benefits can include more restful sleep, increased energy, lowered blood pressure, and more! Because an oral sleep appliance is non-invasive, it makes it more comfortable to share your bed with a sleep partner. No bulky or noisy CPAP equipment is involved. You and your entire family will be thrilled! The small appliance is easy to wear and store in your nightstand when not in use. Call State of the Art Dental Group for a sleep apnea consultation in Rockville, MD today to find out how you could be sleeping better tomorrow!
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Sleep Apnea FAQ

How common is sleep apnea, really?

Sleep apnea is far more common than most people realize, and studies suggest roughly 80% of cases go undiagnosed. Left untreated, it’s linked to a range of serious health risks beyond just poor sleep.

What’s the difference between oral appliance therapy and a CPAP machine?

A CPAP machine uses continuous airflow through a mask to keep your airway open. Oral appliance therapy instead uses a custom-fitted device you wear at night to reposition your jaw and keep your airway clear, an option many patients find easier to tolerate.

How do I know if I have sleep apnea?

Common signs include loud snoring, gasping during sleep, daytime fatigue, and morning headaches. A consultation with Dr. Kavish Gurjar can help determine whether further evaluation is needed.

Is sleep apnea connected to jaw or bite problems?

Yes, jaw positioning and airway health are closely linked, which is part of why sleep apnea treatment is sometimes considered alongside TMJ treatment for patients dealing with both issues.

What happens during a sleep apnea consultation?

Your provider will review your symptoms and sleep history, and may coordinate with a sleep physician to confirm a diagnosis before recommending oral appliance therapy or another treatment path.

How do I get evaluated for sleep apnea treatment?

Contact our office to schedule a consultation and find out whether oral appliance therapy is right for you.

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