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If you notice your child struggling with behavior, focus, or mood consistency, consider examining their sleeping habits. Disrupted sleep patterns can play a much bigger role in your child's daily behavior and development than you might expect.
Traveling for family holiday plans can be exciting for kids, but longer car rides, flights, and changing environments can be a lot for their sleep schedules to handle. As a parent, you want them to enjoy the season without feeling overtired, restless, or overwhelmed, especially when bedtime routines are interrupted.
The holiday season brings excitement, travel, and family gatherings that can easily interrupt your child's sleep routine. As a parent, you want them to enjoy every moment while still getting the rest they need.
Halloween is full of excitement, costumes, activities, and candy. But too much sugar can make it hard for your kids to wind down at night. As a parent, you want your child to enjoy festivities without sacrificing a good night’s sleep.
At Sleep Better Lexington, we believe education is key to helping patients take control of their health. Sleep apnea affects millions of Americans, but myths and misunderstandings often prevent people from getting the treatment they need. Let’s clear the air.
Struggling to breathe during sleep might be more than just snoring; it could be a sign of an obstructed airway. At Sleep Better Lexington, we help patients uncover the root causes of poor sleep and find solutions that support long-term sleep health. Here are three key things to know about obstructed airways:
At Sleep Better Lexington, we understand how frustrating it can be to struggle with snoring or sleep apnea. Many patients come to us after trying over-the-counter mouthguards only to find they’re uncomfortable, ineffective, or even make things worse.
At Sleep Better Lexington, we believe quality sleep is the foundation of overall health, and we’re here to help you get the sleep you deserve. If you snore, wake up tired, or struggle with sleep apnea, our team offers a comfortable, proven solution: custom oral appliance therapy.
As a parent, you want your child to be healthy, well-rested, and full of energy. But if they snore, breathe through their mouth, or struggle to sleep soundly, sleep-disordered Breathing (SDB) could be affecting their health. Here are three key things every parent should know:
If you’re struggling with sleep apnea, snoring, or restless nights, your first step toward better sleep starts with a consultation at Sleep Better Lexington. Our team specializes in custom oral appliance therapy, offering a comfortable and effective alternative to CPAP machines. Take a look at what you can expect when at your first visit.