SLEEP APNEA

Sleep apnea is characterized by brief episodes of reduced or stopped breathing during sleep, frequently throughout the night. We can not only help diagnose the issue, we can also recommend treatments that counteract the effects. Some people will be able to beat apnea by making long-term changes in their lives, such as losing weight. In the meantime, you can wear corrective devices, such as a retainer or mouth guard, to reposition the soft tissue while they’re asleep.

SNORING

Obstructed airways are what causes snoring and becomes a larger issue where the body is not breathing properly. At Somerville Dental we will typically start with solutions that won’t drastically interrupt your bedtime routine. For instance, a mouthguard or retainer can be worn to adjust the tissues at night. We may also recommend long-term goals to curb snoring. This may mean quitting a smoking habit or shedding some weight, as both have been linked to chronic snoring.

SLEEP MEDICINE

Dental sleep medicine can provide non-invasive solutions for disruptive snoring and reduce or eliminate sleep apnea events. The experienced team at Somerville Dental is proud to offer you services, which include various sleep therapies and treatments to help you get a better night’s sleep. Schedule an appointment today at Somerville Dental to find out which type of sleep medicine is right for you and your situation.

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING

My husband, Frank had a heart attack nearly two years ago. After visiting Dr. Charmoy we now are both resting easier knowing that Frank is getting enough oxygen while he sleeps. Thank you Dr. Charmoy!

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I’ve had a heard time sleeping for years but after visiting Dr. Charmoy I feel rested and healthier.

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WHY CHOOSE US?

  • Sleep Apnea

    Sleep apnea is characterized by brief episodes of reduced or stopped breathing during sleep frequently throughout the night. Somerville Dental is proud to offer services, which include sleep therapies and treatments to help you get a better night’s sleep.

  • SNORING

    The obstructed airway is what causes the snoring sound and become a larger issue where the body is not breathing properly. Some people have problems with snoring for years until they do something about it. This can lead to unhealthy sleeping habits that affect everything from your concentration to your physical health. Schedule an appointment today to find out which treatment options are right for you.

  • SLEEP MEDICINE

    Dental sleep medicine can provide non-invasive solutions for disruptive snoring and reduce or eliminate sleep apnea events. Finding a sleep medicine specialist who can treat you isn’t just helpful, it can literally be life-changing. Contact Somerville Dental today!

  • TMJ

    Signs and symptoms of TMJ can include jaw pain, popping, or clicking in the jaw, headaches, earaches, and facial pain. The professional team at Somerville Dental is proud to serve the local community with quality dental care services and education, such as treating jaw and tooth pain. Schedule an appointment today!

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Sleep Better. Feel Better

Welcome To Somerville Dental

Dr. Charmoy has been recognized as one of the United States’ leading dentists on the east coast for treating Obstructive Sleep Apnea. He treats his patients using Oral Appliance Therapy. Oral Appliance Therapy is the course of action taken by people who are intolerable to a CPAP machine; studies show that within six months many sleep apnea patients cease wearing their CPAP facemask. Most patients do not opt for oral surgery, as this can be painful and often times unsuccessful. Being educated in dental sleep medicine allows Dr. Charmoy to craft an oral appliance that can help to treat your sleep apnea without having to deal with wearing a CPAP.

Dr. Charmoy is very knowledgeable about a variety of different oral devices. Being versed in the construction of a number of the industry’s leading oral appliances allows Dr. Charmoy to effectively select the proper appliance for your unique case of sleep apnea. Everyone’s case of sleep apnea is different and must be treated as such; there isn’t the proverbial “one size fits all” when it comes to treating sleep apnea via Oral Appliance Therapy.