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Chronic fatigue, snoring, sleep apnea? The position of your jaws and teeth plays a crucial role in the caliber of your airways.

These signs, both day and night, should alert you:

Mechanical obstruction of the air passage

If your lower jaw is too far back, your tongue will fall back during sleep and block your throat.

A narrow palate reduces the volume of the nasal cavity, forcing you to breathe through your mouth.

During sleep, muscles relax, worsening the obstruction if the anatomical space is already reduced.

An aggravating factor that further narrows the aeropharyngeal junction in predisposed patients.

Sleep apnea is a serious medical problem.

The lack of oxygen puts strain on the heart, increasing the risk of hypertension and stroke.

Intense daytime fatigue impacts work, mood, and increases the risk of road accidents.

If the cause is purely bone-related, anti-snoring sprays or nasal strips will never work.

Dr. Barrière is a qualified specialist. He combines clinical experience with cutting-edge digital technology.

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To clear the airways permanently and medically.

Widening the upper dental arch allows more space for the tongue and improves nasal breathing.

For severe apnea, preparation of the arches before bimaxillary advancement surgery (definitive cure).

Discover how an oral health approach can help you regain restful sleep.

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