Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) occurs when the muscles and tissues in the back of your throat collapse during sleep, physically blocking your airway and cutting off your oxygen.
Because everyone’s airway anatomy is different, the same treatment won't work for every patient.
As a dual-specialty practice combining Sleep Medicine and ENT surgery, we don't just treat the numbers on your sleep study—we treat your physical body. Our goal is to identify exactly where your airway is collapsing and provide the most effective, least invasive treatment option that fits your daily life.
If your sleep apnea is driven by a narrow nasal passage or structural collapse in your throat, a CPAP machine only forces air past the blockage.
By utilizing Dr. Scalzitti's dual expertise as an ENT surgeon and sleep doctor, we are uniquely equipped to combine treatments. For example, clearing a nasal blockage can make an oral appliance highly effective, or lower the pressure required to make a CPAP more comfortable. We look at the entire puzzle, not just one piece.
Stop settling for poor sleep. Contact our offices in Dallas or Plano to find a treatment plan that actually works for your lifestyle.
For New Year's Eve week, we will close the office from December 31st at noon to January 1st.
We will be open during normal business hours on Thursday, January 2nd.
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