Sleep Screenings in Beverly Hills, CA
A simple first step toward better sleep.
Find Out What's Disrupting Your Sleep
Why a Screening Helps
If you snore, wake up tired, or have been told you stop breathing at night, a screening is a low-pressure way to find out what is going on. Many people live with disrupted sleep for years without realizing it can be addressed. The first step is simply checking.
How It Works
Dr. Nader Afshari can screen for the signs of sleep apnea during your visit and, when appropriate, arrange a convenient at-home sleep test. You sleep in your own bed, and the results help determine whether treatment would help and what kind.
A Starting Point, Not a Commitment
A screening does not lock you into anything. It simply gives you and Dr. Nader the information to decide on a next step, which for many is a comfortable oral appliance. You and your health deserve answers about something as important as your sleep.
What is a sleep screening?
A sleep screening checks for signs that you may have sleep apnea or another sleep-related breathing issue. At Beverly Hills Dental, Dr. Nader looks for the indicators during your visit and can arrange a convenient at-home test through a trusted provider when it makes sense.
Do I have to spend a night in a lab?
Not to get started. Dr. Nader can arrange an at-home test for many patients, so you sleep in your own bed while the device gathers the information needed. It's a far easier first step than most people expect.
What happens after the screening?
If the results point to sleep apnea, Dr. Nader will explain your options, which may include a comfortable oral appliance, and coordinate with your physician. If they do not, you will know that too. Either way, you get clear answers.
Sleep Screenings in Beverly Hills, CA
➔ A simple way to check for apnea
➔ At-home test option
➔ No machines to start
➔ A path to better rest
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the warning signs of sleep apnea?
Loud snoring, gasping or choking at night, waking unrefreshed, daytime fatigue, and morning headaches. If any of these sound familiar, a screening with Dr. Nader is a sensible first step.
If I have apnea, what are my options?
One common option Dr. Nader offers is oral appliance therapy, a comfortable mouthpiece worn at night. He will coordinate with your physician on the right approach for you.
Why see a dentist about sleep?
Your mouth and airway play a real role in how you breathe at night, and that ties into the whole-body focus of this practice. Dr. Nader can screen, fit an appliance, and work with your doctor as part of your overall care.
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