Find Relief With Sleep Apnea Treatment in Novi
If you have sleep apnea, you may not even remember what it’s like to wake up feeling rested and refreshed. As if tossing and turning all night and feeling constant fatigue isn’t bad enough, apnea increases your risk of serious conditions like high blood pressure, stroke, and diabetes and can even be deadly. At The Sleep Apnea Center of Novi, you’ll find the treatment you need to get a good night’s sleep and improve your health.
If you suspect you have sleep apnea, we will give you a sleep study and work with a certified sleep physician to diagnose your sleep issues. If you are having apneic episodes, we will explain all your treatment options and help you find the option that will work best. Dr. Ross, a diplomate of the American Sleep and Breathing Academy with credentials in many other sleep organizations, lost his sister to sleep apnea complications and suffers from sleep apnea himself. He knows what a life-changing difference sleep apnea treatment can make.
Pauses in breathing associated with sleep apnea can raise your blood pressure. Breathe easily with sleep apnea therapy and avoid this unhealthy increase, which makes you more prone to heart problems. Call today to get started.
Sleep apnea causes hormonal and metabolic changes in your body, which can cause the scale to go up. Visit our office soon to see how an oral appliance or another treatment option can help keep the pounds off and give you more energy.
Sleep disorders can affect insulin resistance, and having diabetes increases the risk of sleep apnea. Visit us to find out how sleep apnea treatment helps manage your condition with less medication and fewer dietary changes.
Get Restful Sleep & Improve Your Overall Health
If you’re tired of feeling tired all the time and worried about the adverse health effects of losing sleep, schedule a free consultation with The Sleep Apnea Center of Novi. It’s the first step in improving your sleep, your energy, and your overall quality of life. You’ll meet with our doctor, who has been treating sleep apnea since 2010 and suffers from it himself. With his extensive knowledge, he can:
- Arrange for a no-hassle sleep test in your own home
- Work closely with partners to obtain a diagnosis
- Explain all your treatment options
- Follow up to ensure your treatment is working
We follow you through the maze of treatments to find which one works best for you and your lifestyle. We are in constant communication with your primary care physician and any specialty physician you have such as a cardiologist, neurologist, ENT, endocrinologist, oncologist, or gastroenterologist.
Call us today at 248-264-3922 to schedule your free consultation for sleep apnea treatment in Novi. We also serve surrounding communities such as Farmington Hills, Royal Oak, and the metro Detroit area.
Common Questions From Our Patients
94% of snorers have mild to severe obstructive sleep apnea. Snoring is a common symptom, and it’s the reason many of our patients come to see us. They’re usually encouraged to do so by a member of their household who is kept awake by the noise. If you do snore, you should be tested with a convenient home sleep test to determine if you have sleep apnea and to what extent. Snoring accompanied by gasping or snorting is more likely to be associated with apnea. An oral appliance will stop your snoring, whether you have sleep apnea or not.
Both treat mild, moderate, and severe cases by keeping your airway open while you sleep. It is advised with severe cases to try CPAP first if you can since it is usually more effective with these cases. Unfortunately, many patients have difficulties adapting to CPAP treatment. The best treatment is the one you will actually use consistently.
In contrast, the oral appliance is a small, comfortable device that gently moves your lower jaw and tongue forward which physically opens your airway.
Most patients find the oral appliance, which resembles a small retainer, less invasive than a CPAP. Without a mask, tubing, or noise from a machine, it’s easier to adjust to wearing the appliance. It’s also less noticeable to your bed partner. In addition, an appliance is easy to take with you anywhere you go. You never need to worry about batteries or electricity. However, not all patients are suited for an appliance. Dr. Ross and his team will help you decide what will work best for you.
