Sleep Apnea Treatment
SoCal ENT provides advanced sleep apnea treatments, from CPAP to Inspire therapy, to help you breathe easier and sleep better.
SoCal ENT provides advanced sleep apnea treatments, from CPAP to Inspire therapy, to help you breathe easier and sleep better.
If you struggle with loud snoring, constant tiredness, or interrupted breathing during the night, you may be dealing with sleep apnea, a serious condition that can impact your breathing, energy, and long-term health. Without proper treatment, sleep apnea can raise your risk of heart problems, high blood pressure, stroke, and type 2 diabetes.
At SoCal ENT, we offer a full spectrum of sleep apnea solutions, including lifestyle guidance, CPAP therapy, Inspire treatment, and advanced surgical care. Our mission is to restore your breathing, improve your rest, and help you wake up feeling refreshed and energized every day.
Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder where breathing repeatedly stops and starts due to airway blockage or collapse during sleep. The most common form, obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), happens when relaxed throat muscles and soft tissue obstruct normal airflow.
Common Signs of Sleep Apnea:
If you recognize these symptoms, early evaluation and care can improve your sleep and reduce the risk of serious health conditions associated with sleep apnea.
Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)
OSA is the most prevalent form of sleep apnea and happens when the muscles in the throat become overly relaxed during sleep, narrowing or closing the airway. Contributing factors may include:
Central Sleep Apnea (CSA)
Less common than OSA, central sleep apnea occurs when the brain doesn’t consistently signal the respiratory muscles to breathe. It’s often associated with:
Finding an effective sleep apnea treatment is key to getting quality rest, protecting your health, and regaining energy throughout the day. At SoCal ENT, we provide a comprehensive selection of personalized treatment options, ranging from trusted solutions like CPAP therapy to cutting-edge, mask-free alternatives such as Inspire. We also offer custom oral devices, lifestyle guidance, and surgical treatments for those with anatomical airway issues.
No matter how mild or complex your condition may be, our team is committed to helping you breathe easier and sleep better. Explore the full range of treatment options available to you below.
CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) therapy maintains open airways by delivering a constant stream of air through a mask during sleep.
Inspire is an FDA-approved device implanted under the skin that gently activates airway muscles to prevent obstruction during sleep.
These removable devices, similar to mouthguards, adjust the position of the jaw or tongue to keep airways open.
Small adjustments can significantly reduce symptoms of sleep apnea:
For patients with anatomical issues contributing to airway blockage, surgical options may be recommended:
If you experience any the following symptoms, you may be a candidate for sleep apnea testing and treatment:
When sleep apnea interferes with your daily life, the right treatment can restore restful sleep, boost your energy, and support long-term wellness.
Book a consultation today to explore the right solution for you.
Picture waking up truly recharged—no more morning grogginess, low energy, or struggling to concentrate throughout the day. With the right treatment for sleep apnea, you can enjoy deeper, uninterrupted rest that allows your body and mind to recover overnight.
Snoring and breathing pauses will noticeably decrease, leading to better sleep for you and those around you. As your nighttime breathing stabilizes, your risk for serious health issues like high blood pressure and heart disease is reduced, supporting your long-term health. With improved oxygen flow and quality sleep, you’ll notice sharper focus, a brighter mood, and greater mental clarity.
Taking control of your sleep means taking charge of your well-being, so you can start each day feeling focused, energized, and ready for what’s ahead.
Ignoring sleep apnea can heighten the chances of developing heart disease, stroke, and hypertension while also affecting memory. Additionally, it often results in constant tiredness and a diminished quality of life.
While CPAP therapy remains the most effective option, individuals who find it difficult to use may consider Inspire therapy, oral devices, or surgical procedures as viable alternatives.
Sometimes, shedding extra pounds or altering lifestyle habits can help ease symptoms. However, for most individuals, medical treatment is necessary to achieve long-term relief.
Many insurance plans include coverage for sleep studies and treatments like CPAP and Inspire therapy. Our staff is here to assist in confirming your benefits.
