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Mouth taping is trending for snoring and dry mouth, but the evidence is thin and it can be risky with sleep apnea. What experts say before you try it.
Sleep Health Resources
Expert articles on sleep health, sleep apnea, home sleep testing, and PAP therapy from our board-certified sleep medicine physicians.
Bruxism is unconscious teeth grinding or jaw clenching, often during sleep, that can wear teeth and cause jaw pain and headaches. A custom night guard protects the teeth, while managing stress and treating any sleep apnea addresses the triggers. It often occurs alongside sleep apnea.
Mouth taping is trending for snoring and dry mouth, but the evidence is thin and it can be risky with sleep apnea. What experts say before you try it.
Magnesium may modestly help sleep, mostly if you are deficient. Here is what the evidence shows, the best forms, safe dosing, and who should avoid it.
Sleep paralysis is a brief, harmless inability to move as you wake or fall asleep, with hallucinations. What causes it, and how to prevent it.
CBT-I is the first-line treatment for chronic insomnia, and works better long term than sleeping pills. Here is how it works and what a program looks like.
Your circadian rhythm is the 24-hour body clock that controls sleep and alertness. Here's how light sets it, the signs it's off, and how to reset it.
Sleep hygiene is the daily habits and bedroom setup that help you fall and stay asleep. Here are the routines that work, and the ones wrecking your rest.

Sleep apnea and dementia: what the research shows about cognitive decline, brain health, and whether CPAP reduces dementia risk.

Mouth tape for sleep apnea: the clinical evidence, who should never use it, and what the research shows about mouth taping and OSA.

VA disability rating for sleep apnea explained: the four rating levels, what documentation veterans need, and how CPAP affects rating.

Evidence-based prevention strategies for obstructive sleep apnea. Weight, sleep position, alcohol, smoking, and what does not work. From California sleep medicine practice since 1994.

WatchPAT measures sleep apnea using peripheral arterial tone — a different technology than nasal-flow tests. Here is how it works and how it compares.

Untreated sleep apnea promotes weight gain through hormones, fatigue, and metabolism — and weight gain worsens apnea. Here is how to break the cycle.

Sleep apnea raises anxiety, and anxiety worsens sleep apnea. Learn the science behind the link, the symptoms that overlap, and how CPAP helps both.

Sleep apnea and GERD make each other worse. Learn why nighttime acid reflux is a red flag for OSA, what the research shows, and how CPAP changes the picture.

Waking up with a headache? It is a classic sleep apnea symptom. Learn why, how to tell it apart from other causes, and what testing actually involves.

Up to 50% of AFib patients have obstructive sleep apnea. Untreated OSA reduces ablation success, raises recurrence after cardioversion, and undermines antiarrhythmic medications. Treatment guide.

Sleep apnea symptoms in women often look like insomnia, fatigue, depression, or headaches — not loud snoring. Up to 90% of women with OSA are undiagnosed. Screening guide and next steps.

Zepbound is the first FDA-approved medication for obstructive sleep apnea. Learn how GLP-1 receptor agonists reduce OSA severity, who qualifies, and why diagnosis comes first.

Severe untreated obstructive sleep apnea raises all-cause mortality 2-3x, mostly through cardiovascular events. Treatment with CPAP or oral therapy reverses most of the risk.

Step-by-step coverage check for home sleep apnea testing in California. CPT codes 95800, 95801, G0398. The exact questions to ask your insurer.

Side-by-side: the three most common home sleep test devices. How each measures apnea, the ideal patient for each, and how we decide who gets which.

FMCSA-compliant home sleep testing for California truck drivers. Chain-of-custody process, screening triggers, and how to test without missing a workweek.

Side-by-side: in-lab polysomnography vs home sleep apnea test. Cost, accuracy, what each measures, and which the AASM recommends as your first study.

Polysomnography records about two dozen sleep channels overnight in a lab. Here's what it measures, when it's medically necessary, and when a home test does the same job.


How to choose a CPAP machine: CPAP vs APAP vs BiPAP explained, prescription rules, features that matter, care, cost, and how to get tested.








