We love Dr. Holland and all of the staff. We’ve had such a great family experience. They have been so great with our kiddos. Everyone is friendly, and so incredibly kind. If you are even the tiniest bit anxious this is the office for you.
Your Sleep Apnea Dentist in Eugene
As a Diplomate in the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine, Dr. Seth Holland has received hundreds of hours in training in using customized oral appliances to combat the effects of obstructive sleep apnea. He cares deeply about helping his patients get better sleep and improve their health – and it shows. He is also a Fellow in the Academy of General Dentistry, an honor earned by only about six percent of general dentists in North America.
Wake Up Refreshed After a Wonderful Night of Sleep
Nothing can disrupt your day and interfere with your routine more than constant daytime fatigue. But that doesn’t have to be the case for you. If you have sleep apnea symptoms like snoring, going several seconds without breathing, and waking up gasping for air, we can help. Dr. Holland and our team have the experience you can trust when it comes to helping you get the beneficial sleep you need.
Our team will help arrange sleep studies and will also work with other doctors, if needed, to address your sleep issues. Your treatment here will be one-of-kind, because no two patients are alike. You’ll get the help you need to get good restful sleep night after night. In most cases, we’ll fit you with a sleep oral appliance. It will gently move your lower jaw forward to help keep your airway open. If necessary, we can also set you up with a CPAP machine.
Call Sleep Better Oregon today at 541-515-7774 to schedule an appointment with your sleep apnea dentist in Eugene. You can also request an appointment online.
Read More About Us About UsSleep apnea, a disorder that impacts the lives of countless individuals, is characterized by repeated episodes of breathing cessation during sleep. Those affected by this condition may experience hundreds of these pauses in breathing throughout the night. This leads to a range of potential health risks, including elevated blood pressure, increased susceptibility to heart attacks, and a higher likelihood of being involved in automotive accidents.
Sleep apnea is bad for your overall health because it stops you from getting enough oxygen while you sleep. This interferes with your rest and makes you feel weak and tired the next day. But sleep apnea has also been connected to serious health problems like heart attacks, strokes, high blood pressure, diabetes, and depression. Getting treatment for sleep apnea can make your life better and help you live longer.
Picture this: you’re sound asleep, but suddenly, your breathing stops. This happens over and over, and your body isn’t getting the oxygen it needs. That’s sleep apnea, and it can throw off your sleep cycle, leaving you feeling exhausted and weak the next day. But if you get treatment for your sleep apnea, with either a sleep apnea appliance or CPAP, it can turn things around. You’ll start feeling better and have more energy. You might even add some extra years to your life.