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How is sleep apnea treated?

Treatments for sleep apnea include a machine called a CPAP, surgery, or wearing a dental device. Watch this video to learn more from Dr. Scott Leibowitz about treatments for sleep apnea.

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Up Next

  • Is there a mouthpiece that helps with sleep apnea?

  • What are the types of sleep apnea?

  • How is sleep apnea diagnosed?

  • In which position should I sleep if I have sleep apnea?

  • How can sleep apnea affect my heart?

  • What is central sleep apnea?

  • What are the health complications associated with obstructive sleep apnea?

  • How can I tell if my partner really has sleep apnea?

  • 8 signs your snoring may be cause for concern

  • What are circadian rhythm sleep disorders?

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