
Did you know that sources estimate nearly 25 million American adults have sleep apnea? The most common type, obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) occurs when your airways are repeatedly blocked or collapse during sleep, which pauses your breathing and interrupts the various stages of your natural sleep cycle.
Although your dentist can help treat symptoms to improve your oral and overall health, you might wonder whether it’s possible to travel safely if you suffer from this condition. Continue reading to learn 3 tips that can help you manage your sleep apnea when you’re away from home!
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