Snoring can kill you. The struggle for breath can result in soaring blood pressure that can cause heart disease, stroke and kidney failure. 30% of the population under 40 snores, while 50% over the age of 60 does. Sleep Apnea is the direct cause of over 40,000 cardiovascular deaths per year.
So while snoring can be annoying to the significant other, it can be deadly to the person doing the snoring. If you snore and have obvious signs of sleep deprivation such as morning headaches, feeling sleepy during the day and your snoring is very irregular, you are well advised to get a professional opinion.
Usually the first step is to be screened by your physician or dentist who will determine whether you should be referred to a sleep diagnosis center. The sleep center will be able to determine the level of severity of your sleep apnea and recommend an appropriate range of treatment options.
For treatment of low to moderate levels of sleep apnea, I have found the “silent nite” appliance to be the most comfortable and effective. This has been confirmed on many of our patients who have obtained very good results using the “silent nite” during follow up sleep center studies.
Please don’t risk your health on magic drops or low budget self fitted appliances. Just like parachutes and life preservers, a properly chosen and fitted appliance based on thorough diagnosis is where you want the best available.


Sugar is addictive. The food industry knows it. The tobacco industry knows it. That’s why they add as much sugar as they can to all their products in order to make you crave more and more. 8 full teaspoons of sugar in each and every can of coke. 7 teaspoons of sugar in one cup size serving of pre-sweetened cereals. There is a popular email that outlines the benefits of pure water verses the scary usefulness of coke as a very effective cleaning solution and rust remover. Most of the statistics it contains have been confirmed as the truth by www.truthorfiction.com. First, about WATER:

Mirror, mirror on the wall, I want the whitest teeth beyond them all. But the mirror doesn’t have a dental degree nor a basic understanding of what’s important here.

The best diet plan is simple and straight forward. A great set of diet guidelines is now available from “The Department of Nutrition at the Harvard School of Public Health. Go to their link listed on the right.
Life Begins When You Can Chew Anything With Your Dentures!
