Brandy Lin
Dr walker and the staff are amazing!!! They stayed after hours when my son broke his two front teeth at the end of the school day. They were very patient and kind with him. And they always there to answer any questions
Your sleep no longer has to be disrupted by noisy snoring. If your bed partner is constantly elbowing your side because you snore, we have some great news for you. Using a custom oral appliance, Dr. Amy Walker can reduce your snoring. She is a Diplomat of the American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine. An Anthony snore guard will:
Get the snoring relief you need by calling 620-214-5057 today. We’re located at 724 E. Main St. in Anthony, just one block from the library.
Like many of our patients, you may not even be aware that you snore. However, your bed partner may have a different story to tell. Your snoring could be keeping them (and others in your household) awake at night. All that can change with help from Dr. Walker. After an evaluation to rule out more serious sleep issues, she can have a custom snoring mouthguard made just for you.
Unlike anything you’d find at the store, this device is customized to the precise measurements of your mouth so it sits comfortably in your mouth while you sleep. Here’s what you can expect:
It’s time to wake up feeling refreshed from a good night’s sleep! Contact us today at 620-214-5057 to get an Anthony snore guard that can change your life or to schedule your next regular checkup.
If you snore, we can fit you with a custom mouthguard that fits comfortably in your mouth while you sleep. It will gently move your lower jaw forward a bit to help keep your tongue and the soft tissues in the back of your throat from blocking your airway during sleep. The result will be easier breathing with reduced or no snoring and fewer or no sleep apnea episodes.
Sleep apnea is a condition caused when your airway becomes obstructed while you sleep. This usually occurs when your tongue or other soft tissue in your mouth temporarily relaxes. This causes frequent interruptions in your breathing that make it nearly impossible for you – and often your household – to get a good night’s rest. Chronic snoring is a symptom of sleep apnea.
CPAP machines do produce some noise, which can be annoying to you and your bed partner. Silence is just one of the advantages of treating snoring with a mouthguard instead of a CPAP. Most people also find it easier to adjust to and more comfortable. In addition, you can easily transport a mouthguard by simply putting it into a purse or pocket.
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