Sleep Center in Frisco, TX
an unmatched team of sleep experts with the experience and technology to help those suffering from sleep apnea to live better and sleep better
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Texas’ most-qualified network of sleep professionals
With multiple board-certified sleep specialists on our team, we have the credentials and qualifications to diagnose and treat even the most challenging sleep disorders. This may be the primary reason more than 50% of our patients are referred to us by leading medical institutions such as UT Southwestern; Baylor, Scott & White; and Medical City. While each member of our team is a recognized expert in their field, it is the power of their working together that makes our Frisco sleep center unique.
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the impact of untreated sleep problems
In addition to reduced immunity and more difficulty fighting off bacteria and viruses that cause illness, poor quality sleep is linked to a host of health and safety issues.
3 of 5
sufferers report
relationship troubles
2.5X
more likely to be
in a car crash
30%
increased risk
of heart attack
all we do is help you sleep better
Nobody takes a more comprehensive approach to helping you get a great night of sleep. And, we do it extremely well. In fact, many of our most satisfied patients have been elsewhere first before coming to us tired, dejected and in desperate need. Our team will welcome you, get to know you, assess any available test results, and provide proven solutions. Over the past 30 years, we have successfully treated more than 23,000 individuals and allowed them to restore their sleep and reclaim their lives.
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making a great night of sleep affordable
Plain and simple, we do not want financial considerations to stop you from getting the sleep disorder treatment you need. This is why we are an in-network partner with many leading health insurance providers, including Medicare and Tricare. Our team takes great pride in helping you navigate the insurance system and avoid surprises, and we work with you to maximize benefits while minimizing out-of-pocket costs. For those without insurance, our affordable fees and flexible payment options make it possible for everyone to get a great night of sleep.
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customized solutions for better sleep
You are not alone. 1 in 8 people across North Texas suffers from sleep apnea or other sleep conditions such as snoring, insomnia, restless leg syndrome, and narcolepsy. Unfortunately, more than 80% of these conditions are undiagnosed before visiting Star Sleep & Wellness in Frisco. Whether you prefer an in-person or telesleep consultation, our team of sleep experts provides solutions that never require surgery and often offer same-day benefits.
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What is obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)?
OSA is the most common form of sleep apnea, which causes a person to stop breathing while asleep. When the soft oral tissues in the throat collapse into the airway, it creates a blockage that can lead to a person gasping for air when waking. This can happen once or hundreds of times each night.
How is sleep apnea treated?
Sleep apnea can be treated in many ways, some of which include:
- CPAP therapy – With a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine, the device pushes air into a mask that is worn over the patient’s face. The pressurized air keeps the airway open and reduces the chances of soft tissues collapsing while asleep. For many patients, however, this type of treatment causes many problems because of its bulkiness and discomfort.
- Oral appliance therapy – Using a custom-made device, our team at Star Sleep & Wellness in Frisco can recommend an appropriate appliance that will be worn inside the mouth. Gently shifting the jaw forward, the device keeps the airway open throughout the night. These devices are easy to use, comfortable to wear, and easy to travel with.
- Surgery – While it is very unlikely that we will recommend surgery for sleep apnea treatment. However, if all other treatment methods have proven unsuccessful, surgery may be necessary.
What causes snoring?
Snoring occurs when there is an obstruction in a person’s airway. When a blocked nasal or throat cavity becomes restricted, it becomes harder to breathe freely. When the throat muscles and/or tongue become relaxed, it causes the vibrations that create the loud noise.
How are sleep apnea and/or snoring treated with oral appliances?
These portable, easy-to-use devices treat sleep apnea and/or snoring by supporting the jaw and shifting it slightly forward to keep the throat muscles and tissues from collapsing. This keeps the airways open, allowing for air to flow freely.
What are common types of sleep disorders?
To better understand the different types of sleep disorders, we recommend that you explore our website to learn about the treatments we offer. There, you can learn about insomnia, nocturia, restless leg syndrome, shift-work disorder, and many more that can impact your ability to get a restful night’s sleep.
What should I expect for my first visit?
When meeting with our team for your first visit, you will undergo a thorough consultation that includes going over your medical and family health history as well as capturing images and scans of your oral and facial anatomy. We’ll then determine the symptoms causing your sleep problems and place you with in-house experts who can best treat these issues. If sleep apnea is a possibility, we will recommend an at-home or in-house sleep study, which we will be happy to refer you to and oversee.