Sleep, breath & your airway
2.3× more periodontitis with sleep apneaYour airway, your breathing, and your gums are one connected system — and most of it plays out while you sleep. Breathe through your mouth all night and the tissue dries, the bacteria that drive gum disease flourish, and rest never goes deep. Untreated, sleep apnea strains the heart and steals your daytime energy. Tend to the mouth and the airway together, and you're not just protecting your gums — you're protecting the rest that rebuilds you.
