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Snoring can quietly erode comfort and connection in a relationship. When one partner struggles to sleep through the night, both people often wake up feeling tired, irritable, and disconnected. With Valentine’s Day serving as a reminder of the importance of closeness, it’s worth addressing issues that affect intimacy year-round. At Newman Springs Dental Care, we can help you stop snoring so you can enjoy deeper rest, better health, and stronger relationships.
When Snoring Signals a Bigger Problem
Occasional snoring happens, but frequent or loud snoring may indicate sleep-disordered breathing, including obstructive sleep apnea. Beyond disrupting your partner’s sleep, untreated breathing issues can negatively affect nearly every system in the body.
Common consequences of poor-quality sleep include:
- Chronic fatigue and daytime sleepiness
- Mood changes and irritability
- Reduced focus and productivity
- Increased tension between partners
- Decreased interest in intimacy
Left unaddressed, sleep apnea has also been linked to serious health conditions such as heart disease, high blood pressure, and diabetes.
Recognizing the Symptoms of Sleep Apnea
Many people are unaware that they stop breathing while asleep. Often, it’s a bed partner who first notices the warning signs. Common symptoms Include:
- Loud, habitual snoring
- Pauses in breathing during sleep
- Snorting, gasping, or choking sounds
- Morning headaches
- Waking with a dry mouth or sore throat
- Ongoing daytime fatigue
- Difficulty concentrating
- Mood swings or irritability
If these symptoms sound familiar, further evaluation is essential.
Sleep Studies for Adults & Children
At Newman Springs Dental Care, we can refer patients to a qualified physician for a sleep study to determine whether sleep apnea or another sleep disorder is present. Sleep studies are not just for adults. Children can also experience sleep-disordered breathing, and early detection is critical.
In children, untreated breathing problems during sleep may contribute to behavioral challenges, difficulty concentrating or learning, poor school performance, bedwetting, and delayed development.
Just like adults, children often show significant improvements in overall health, energy, and quality of life once sleep-disordered breathing is properly treated.
Dental Treatment for Snoring & Sleep Apnea
For many patients, a dentist-prescribed custom oral appliance offers an effective way to keep the airway open during sleep. This device gently repositions the jaw to promote steady airflow and reduce nighttime breathing interruptions.
These appliances are:
- Comfortable and custom-fitted
- Quiet and discreet
- Easy to wear and maintain
- Ideal for travel
- Often preferred over CPAP for mild to moderate cases
They are especially helpful for patients who struggle to tolerate CPAP therapy.
Better Sleep Brings You Closer
Quality sleep supports physical health, emotional balance, and meaningful connection. If snoring is interfering with your rest—or your relationship—it’s time to take action.
At Newman Springs Dental Care, we’re committed to helping patients of all ages stop snoring, breathe easier, and wake up feeling refreshed. Call 732-352-3903 to schedule a consultation today in Lincroft, NJ. Let us help you sleep better and recharge your romance – now and for years to come. You can also schedule online.