Sleep apnea treatment In highland MI
    Receive sleep apnea treatment from a dentist who has extensive training as a member of several sleep disorder organizations.
    Find out at a free consultation how we can help you avoid the hassles associated with using a CPAP.
    Dr. LoCascio will ensure your custom-made sleep appliance fits perfectly so you can improve your sleep and health.
    Covered under most Medical Insurance.

Rest Well With Treatment For Sleep Apnea in Highland, MI

Tired of snoring? Been hearing complaints from your sleeping partner? That’s just the beginning of the problems caused if you have sleep apnea in Highland. A quick evaluation in our dentist office can protect you, so don’t delay! Sleep apnea treatment at Highland Advanced Dental Care will:
● Protect You From Premature Death – Sleep apnea side effects include an increased risk of high blood pressure, heart attack, obesity, depression, kidney disease, diabetes, and stroke. In fact, as many as 65 percent of stroke patients have sleep apnea!● Help You Sleep and Feel Better – Rest plays an important role in all your mental and physical functions. Once you begin getting the rest you need, your overall health will begin to improve. You’ll feel better than you have in ages! Plus, you’ll lower your risk for having a sleep-related car accident.● Keep You From Using an Intrusive CPAP – We can often help patients avoid a cumbersome CPAP. While effective, there is a low compliance rate with CPAP. Research shows that 75 percent of CPAP users dislike their machines or don’t wear them correctly. Whenever possible, Dr. LoCascio prefers to prescribe an oral appliance, which will reposition your jaw and enable you to sleep more comfortably.
Get the help you need with a simple oral appliance to live a healthier, longer life. Call 248-887-8371 now to set up a free consultation appointment with Dr. LoCascio, a member of the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine (AADSM) and the American Sleep and Breathing Academy (ASBA). He is also a Diplomate of the American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine (ABDSM).

You’ll Love the Convenience of a CPAP Alternative

It may come as a surprise that the best person to treat your sleep apnea symptoms is a qualified dentist, but it’s true! While we will work with your primary care physician to get an official diagnosis, your treatment plan can be created in our office, just like we do with our general dentistry services. Using dental impressions, Dr. LoCascio can fit you for a custom-made sleep appliance. The appliance will:
● Keep You and Your Bed Partner Comfortable – Unlike a CPAP, there is no distracting noise, face mask, or tubing to get used to. Fit Perfectly – Since it’s made just for you using impressions of your teeth, the appliance will stay in place with no discomfort.● Make It Easier to Sleep While Traveling – With no need for distilled water, batteries, or electricity, you can use your appliance anywhere – including on long flights or while camping.

Follow Up With Us on Sleep Apnea Signs to Protect Your Health

Obstructive sleep apnea is more prevalent than you may realize. Fifty percent of people over 50 have this condition (men and women). Below is a list of symptoms to look out for:
● Loud, continuous snoring● Gasping or choking while asleep● Sore/dry throat and mouth● Fatigue● Depression● Morning headaches
Sleep apnea complications can and likely will lead to premature death when left untreated. This is not something to ignore. That’s one reason we offer free evaluations. Your life is on the line, and we can help!
Call today to make an appointment at our office, or use our convenient online form. We would love to see you soon and help you overcome sleep apnea in Highland. Trust the dentist who is a member of associations, like the AADSM and ASBA, dedicated to treating this noisy and dangerous health issue.

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"Excellent practice. Everyone is very personable and my appointment times have never been late. Would strongly recommend Dr. LoCascio and his staff"

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"Bonnie is my dental hygienist, she is always great to see!! She is welcoming, friendly, gentle and calm. Everyone in the office is so fun and always friendly. Dr. LoCascio has been my dentist for probably 20 years, I wouldn't go to anyone else!"

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"As usual, I was completely satisfied with my appointment and consultation. Great staff and Dr. LoCascio is the BEST!!"

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"I've been going to this office for 40 years and everything is always good. They have taken good care of my teeth and my children's teeth."

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"I have been going to Dr. LoCascio for over 20 years. He and his staff provide the best dental care and service. I highly recommend this practice to anyone who wants someone to care about them and their teeth. :)"

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"The staff was very nice and understanding. I chipped my tooth and they got me in right away. They even offered me a payment plan since I didn't have the money then"

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"Great staff and very friendly. They provide great dental care and work. I have been going to Highland Advanced Dental Care for years I would recommend to family and friends."

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Common Questions About Sleep Apnea

  • How does sleep apnea cause high blood pressure?

    Sleep apnea can be hard on your heart. During episodes of sleep apnea, you briefly stop breathing, which causes sudden drops in blood oxygen levels. This not only increases your blood pressure but also strains your cardiovascular system. This kind of overexertion may result in a heart attack or a stroke.

  • Can sleep apnea kill you?

    Research has linked sleep apnea to several serious health conditions, some of which can kill you. One example: a National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute study found that people who suffer from obstructive sleep apnea have a greater risk of sudden cardiac death. Sleep apnea is linked to several cardiovascular conditions, including high blood pressure and strokes.

  • What are sleep apnea symptoms?

    One common sleep apnea symptom is chronic loud snoring. You may also gasp for breath throughout the night, something your bed partner may notice. You may also experience excessive daytime fatigue, irritability, and headaches that can make it tough to focus on work or other tasks. Waking with a sore throat and/or dry mouth is also common among sleep apnea sufferers.

  • What happens if sleep apnea goes untreated?

    If left untreated, you can experience long-term consequences to sleep apnea. It can cause snoring problems, daytime sleepiness, and more specifically, long-term problems like heart problems, high blood pressure, diabetes, and depression. Also, the fatigue you experience due to waking up throughout the night can have a negative impact. Treating sleep apnea can improve your quality of life as well as your life expectancy.

  • Is the treatment covered by Insurance?

    Sleep Apnea treatment is covered by most Medical Insurances

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