Did you sleep well last night? Good sleep for good body, mouth and teeth- Review

Our body functions and so it’s upto us to take care of ourselves. Sometimes we don’t sleep well or don’t sleep at all. It happens mostly on Monday mornings where it’s anxiety, stress, fatigue and insomnia. This affects our body, mouth and teeth. Snoring or obstructive sleep apnea osa, is a serious issue. If we pay attention to it, this can be treated. Many specialities can treat this osa. Dental field also treats these patients. If proper case history, diagnosis, and treatment planning is done, then with multidisciplinary approach, great results can be achieved. Osa patients need attention definitely. When such patients come to any clinician, adequate steps must be taken. Osa affects both adults and children. Depending upon the job, age, gender, daily routine, other individual conditions, treatment and surgery needs to be done. Management of osa patients seems difficlut initially but with proper decision making, these patients can certainly be managed perfectly. All it requires is some prudence of clinician, along with thorough studying of pros and cons of the case for final implementation. Also some cooperation of patient is needed to produce extraordinary outcomes.

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Journal of Dental Panacea
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2024-08-15
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https://doi.org/10.18231/j.jdp.2024.026
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Obstructive Sleep Apnea Research
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Did you sleep well last night? Good sleep for good body, mouth and teeth- Review

Isha Rastogi
Journal of Dental Panacea
Obstructive Sleep Apnea Research
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Did you sleep well last night? Good sleep for good body, mouth and teeth- Review

Isha Rastogi
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Abstract

Our body functions and so it’s upto us to take care of ourselves. Sometimes we don’t sleep well or don’t sleep at all. It happens mostly on Monday mornings where it’s anxiety, stress, fatigue and insomnia. This affects our body, mouth and teeth. Snoring or obstructive sleep apnea osa, is a serious issue. If we pay attention to it, this can be treated. Many specialities can treat this osa. Dental field also treats these patients. If proper case history, diagnosis, and treatment planning is done, then with multidisciplinary approach, great results can be achieved. Osa patients need attention definitely. When such patients come to any clinician, adequate steps must be taken. Osa affects both adults and children. Depending upon the job, age, gender, daily routine, other individual conditions, treatment and surgery needs to be done. Management of osa patients seems difficlut initially but with proper decision making, these patients can certainly be managed perfectly. All it requires is some prudence of clinician, along with thorough studying of pros and cons of the case for final implementation. Also some cooperation of patient is needed to produce extraordinary outcomes.

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