Saliva plays a crucial role in oral health. In addition to commencing the digestion of food, it washes away particles and bacteria that can be harmful if left lingering in the mouth. Our mouths produce saliva all of the time, even while we sleep. It isn’t uncommon for...
Obstructive sleep apnea, also called OSA, is one of the most widespread types of sleep apnea, affecting an estimated 22 million Americans—and what’s worse is that several million more cases remain completely undiagnosed! The condition is characterized by blockage that...