Trouble sleeping? You are not alone. Sleep deprivation is a common ailment in adults. Lack of sleep can have an adverse effect on your life in many ways. Some of them are obvious like how it can affect your mood and ability to concentrate during the day. But it can also lower your life expectancy…
Read moreStephen J. Pyle DDS, a Weston dentist and expert on sleep apnea wants the community to understand that persistent heavy snoring is not just an annoyance but could be a sign of a serious medical condition. If you or your partner routinely snore loudly or wake up gasping for air you may be suffering from…
Read moreWeston dentist Stephen J. Pyle has expanded his practice to include the treatment of obstructive sleep apnea for his patients. A specialist in the design of sleep apnea dental appliances, Dr. Pyle has brought relief from heavy snoring, daytime fatigue and drowsiness and reduced the risk of serious sleep apnea health risks for many of…
Read moreIf you suffer from Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) and your doctor has told you that a sleep apnea appliance is an appropriate therapy for you, Dr. Stephen J. Pyle “Weston’s first dentist” wants to offer some tips on what to consider and what to expect when selecting an appliance. Your doctor has probably already told…
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Weston Dentist on the Risks and Dangers of Sleeps Apnea for Children While obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a condition that is most commonly associated with older adults however 1%-5% of children do suffer from it. Since it’s such a rare occurrence among children it is often under diagnosed. OSA is a condition where a…
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Weston Dentist on How Sleep Apnea is Linked to More Severe COVID-19 Infections If you suffer from Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) you may be aware that it can trigger health problems such as chronic sleeplessness, drowsiness, daytime fatigue, trouble concentrating, depression, early on-set of Alzheimer’s, lowered metabolism and testosterone levels, sudden cardiac death and cancer….
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Weston Dentist Explains Sleeps Studies and Medicare Coverage Sleep issues can happen for a number of reasons. Many people have trouble falling asleep or remaining asleep. Poor sleep can affect not just your physical health but your mental health as well. When you are sleeping, your body is working to support brain functioning. If you…
Read moreIf you are finally ready to do something about your sleepless nights or your spouses heavy snoring and you are looking for a Weston sleep apnea specialist, look no further than Dr. Stephen J. Pyle DDS. Weston’s “first dentist” Dr. Pyle has been treating obstructive sleep apnea with comfortable and convenient dental appliances for years….
Read moreEveryone wants and deserves a good night sleep. But if you suffer from obstructive sleep apea sometimes the treatment can be worse than the condition itself. The most common treatment involves strapping a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine to your face while you sleep. While effective most people would prefer not to use one….
Read moreWhen we think of sleep apnea we often imagine an over weight middle-aged man snoring away. And while it’s true that sleep apnea is more common in men then women, a study from the UCLA school of nursing has shown that nearly one in five women suffer from sleep apnea. Even more alarming 90 percent…
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