Sleep apnea is a common yet serious sleep disorder that affects millions of people worldwide. It occurs when breathing is repeatedly interrupted during sleep, often causing loud snoring, choking, or gasping sounds. These breathing pauses not only disrupt your rest but also deprive your body of the oxygen it needs, which can have long-term health consequences. Sleep apnea can leave you feeling fatigued, unfocused, and irritable during the day while increasing your risk for heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and other health problems.

Dr. Martine Forrester Cadette is an experienced and compassionate professional specializing in the treatment of sleep apnea. By offering advanced diagnostics and personalized care, she helps patients take control of their condition and achieve restorative, uninterrupted sleep. Her patient-centered approach focuses on providing effective, comfortable treatments that improve both health and well-being. With her expertise, you can breathe easier, sleep better, and enjoy an energized, healthier life.

Understanding that each patient is unique, Dr. Forrester Cadette offers a range of customized solutions to address sleep apnea effectively. By combining cutting-edge technology with a personalized approach, she ensures that her patients receive treatments that fit their lifestyle, needs, and preferences. Here are the tailored treatment options available at her practice:

• Custom Oral Appliances:

  Custom oral appliances are a game-changer for many patients with sleep apnea, especially those seeking an alternative to Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) machines. These small, comfortable, and portable devices are designed to keep your airway open during sleep by repositioning your jaw and tongue. Custom-fitted to your mouth, oral appliances are an ideal solution for individuals who want an easy, non-invasive way to manage their sleep apnea and reduce snoring.

• CPAP Alternatives:

  CPAP therapy is a standard treatment for sleep apnea, but it’s not always the right fit for everyone. Many patients find CPAP machines uncomfortable, cumbersome, or noisy. Dr. Forrester Cadette understands these concerns and offers advanced CPAP alternatives that prioritize comfort without sacrificing effectiveness. Whether it’s an alternative device or a combination of treatments tailored to your needs, she works with you to find a solution that ensures a good night’s sleep.

• Lifestyle Guidance:

  Lifestyle changes can play a critical role in managing sleep apnea. Dr. Forrester Cadette provides expert advice on practical adjustments that can significantly improve your condition. From losing weight and avoiding alcohol before bedtime to sleeping on your side rather than your back, her recommendations are designed to help reduce sleep apnea episodes and promote better sleep hygiene. Small changes in daily habits can make a big difference in achieving restful sleep.

• Nighttime Monitoring:

  Accurate diagnosis and ongoing assessment are essential for successful sleep apnea management. At Dr. Forrester Cadette’s practice, advanced nighttime monitoring tools are used to evaluate your sleep patterns and severity of sleep apnea. These diagnostic methods allow her to develop a precise, customized treatment plan and make adjustments as needed for optimal results. Nighttime monitoring also ensures that progress can be tracked over time, giving patients confidence in their care.

• Collaboration with Specialists:

  For complex cases of sleep apnea, Dr. Forrester Cadette coordinates with other medical specialists to deliver comprehensive care. Whether you require further evaluation, behavioral therapy, or a multidisciplinary approach to address underlying medical issues, she works closely with trusted professionals to ensure every aspect of your condition is treated effectively. This collaborative care model provides patients with peace of mind, knowing they’re receiving well-rounded, expert attention.

• Surgical Referrals:

  While most cases of sleep apnea can be managed non-invasively, some patients may benefit from surgical intervention. Structural issues, such as a deviated septum or enlarged tonsils, can contribute to sleep apnea and may require correction. Dr. Forrester Cadette evaluates your individual case and provides referrals to skilled surgeons when necessary, ensuring that you receive the care needed to achieve long-term relief.