Sleep Apnea, Lip & Tongue Tie & Myofunctional Therapy– Tulsa, OK
We help our patients get their lives back by enabling them to do one simple thing—breathe again.
“Happy Camper!!! I’ve had nothing but positive experiences with Dr. Lori Hare starting with my initial office visit 2yrs ago for sleep apnea….”
David M., Tulsa, OK“Very informative and professional. You could tell they were committed to doing the right thing for me, not just a transaction. Educated me on why I’m experiencing sleep apnea…”
Tommy K., Broken Arrow, OK“My visit today was for a Sleep Apnea Appliance Consultation. I’ve been putting it off for quite some time. My PCP recommended Dr. Angie. I felt just as at ease with Dr. Angie…”
Alan C., Claremore, OKWe realize the importance of taking care of your health, and we welcome medical insurance as a partner in making exceptional sleep affordable. Whether you need anything from sleep apnea treatment to lip or tongue tie release, we’ll make sure to help you get the treatment you need.
If you are fortunate enough to have medical insurance, call us. We work with the below providers and make it a priority to help patients nearby and afar maximize their medical benefits so that you pay as little out of pocket as possible. Getting better sleep can work with any budget.
Dr. Hare, Dr. Reeder & Dr. Ross are extremely passionate about sleep apnea and airway care because they have seen the dramatic changes it can make in people’s lives firsthand. They love educating, empowering and helping patients in your area overcome problems like sleep apnea and lip/tongue-tie and then watching as they start getting the healthy sleep they need to live and thrive again.
We breathe an average of 20,000 times per day, so if something is compromising this, it can have far-reaching effects on someone’s health. We’re able to resolve some of the most common airway problems using safe, gentle, and proven methods. Some of those include sleep apnea therapy, lip & tongue tie release , and myofunctional therapy . To learn more about these services, continue reading below!
Living with breathing issues is hard, but getting the care you need shouldn’t be. That’s why our trusted team is here to answer all of your questions and remove any obstacles between you and your treatment.
Ask a QuestionYou can space out paying for your treatment with little-to-no interest, so it fits easily into your budget.
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Meet Our TeamOur team at Healthy Sleep Tulsa prioritizes open and honest communication with our current and future patients. For this reason, we are more than happy to address any questions you might have about your sleep and how we can help you. That said, we also understand if you have a busy schedule or would rather do your own research online when you have the time. To help you be well-informed, we’ve collected and answered some of the most common questions we get about sleep apnea in Tulsa and near Claremore . Feel free to give us a call if you don’t see the information you’re looking for or want to schedule your next visit!
If you ever notice your breathing feels obstructed while trying to sleep, then you might be experiencing sleep apnea. However, here are some other indications and symptoms that you may be struggling with from this condition:
There are typically two kinds of this condition: obstructive and central sleep apnea. The former occurs when the upper airway gets blocked multiple times during sleep, decreasing or completely negating your airflow. Obstructive sleep apnea is the most common type, as the airway can be narrowed due to large tonsils, obesity, and/or changes in hormone levels. Central sleep apnea happens when the brain doesn’t send the signals necessary for breathing. This can be a result of health conditions that impact your brain’s control over your airway and chest muscles.
Generally speaking, sleep apnea is considered a chronic condition that won’t go away by itself. This is typically due to the anatomy of the patient, which usually remains the same after adolescence. For instance, if you often sleep on your back, your tongue can fall into your throat and obstruct your airway. If this is the case, then you’ll certainly want to visit your sleep apnea dentist for treatment, as the issue will not resolve itself with time.
Sleep Apnea can be a dangerous condition since it can cause several different serious or life-threatening complications. These can involve:
If you’re struggling with sleep apnea, then you can try to resolve the issue through various means, such as lifestyle changes, therapies, and even surgical procedures. Several at-home remedies include regular exercise, quitting tobacco use, weight loss (if overweight), using nasal decongestants, and avoiding sleeping on your back. Some common therapy options involve using a CPAP to help you breathe as well as wearing an oral appliance to improve your airway. Consult one of our doctors about your situation, and they’ll walk you through your treatment options to help you achieve unobstructed sleep.
You’ll find our sleep office nearby just off of S Peoria Ave slightly north of Hwy 44 and E Skelly Dr. We’re a few blocks away from the Arkansas River and down the street from Whole Foods. In Brookside, we are about a mile north of I-44 & Peoria exit. You can learn more about how to find us by clicking on the map!