Sleep Disorder Treatment in Newport News
Always thinking of your health and well-being at PWDA
Your ability to breathe well while you sleep is one of the most essential foundations of your overall health. When breathing is disrupted, even subtly, it can affect your energy, your brain function, your cardiovascular system, and your quality of life. At Port Warwick Dental Arts, we approach sleep disorders through a biological and holistic perspective—understanding that airway health is directly connected to total body wellness.
PWDA has, once again, invested heavily in state-of-the-art technology for our patients.
With our low-exposure 3D CT scanning technology, we are able to provide a safe, conservative, and highly detailed evaluation of snoring, sleep-disordered breathing, and sleep apnea—helping us better understand the structure and function of your airway.
Feel Tired All The Time? If you are getting a full night’s sleep but still feel exhausted, your body may not be receiving the oxygen it needs.
Snoring and sleep apnea occur when the airway becomes partially or fully obstructed during sleep. As oxygen levels drop, the body is placed under stress, often leading to fatigue, poor concentration, and long-term strain on multiple systems. If left untreated, these conditions may contribute to depression, weight gain, headaches, high blood pressure, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and other serious health concerns.
Although sleep apnea affects millions of Americans, many individuals remain undiagnosed. Often, a partner is the first to notice signs such as loud snoring or gasping during sleep.
Traditionally, sleep apnea is treated with a CPAP machine—a device that delivers continuous airflow through a mask. While effective, many patients find it difficult to tolerate. At Port Warwick Dental Arts, Dr. Lisa Marie Samaha and her team offer an alternative approach rooted in comfort, function, and long-term health.
Do you have sleep apnea, but struggle with CPAP?
For many individuals, CPAP therapy can feel disruptive—cumbersome to use, difficult to travel with, and uncomfortable during sleep. The mask, tubing, and constant airflow may interfere with natural movement and restful sleep.
Yet restoring proper airflow remains essential.
Dr. Samaha is trained to recognize airway dysfunction and collaborates closely with sleep physicians to help guide patients toward appropriate, effective alternatives when CPAP is not well tolerated.
Introducing Sleep Apnea and Snoring Treatment from Port Warwick Dental Arts in Hampton Roads
If you or your partner suspect a sleep disorder—or if you have already been diagnosed with sleep apnea but are seeking a more comfortable solution—we invite you to explore a more personalized approach to care. Dr. Samaha and her team have advanced training in the management of sleep disorders, including snoring and sleep apnea for both children and adults.
We offer a convenient, FDA-approved home sleep screening system, allowing you to complete a sleep study in the comfort of your own bed. Based on the results and in collaboration with your physician, Dr. Samaha may recommend a custom-fitted oral appliance. This device is designed to gently support the airway during sleep, offering an effective and comfortable alternative to traditional CPAP therapy—helping you and your partner return to more restful, uninterrupted sleep.
Sleep CPAP free. Call our Newport News, Virginia office today at 757-223-9270.
Or take a free 2-minute survey to evaluate the quality of your sleep—it may change your life.
For additional information, please see Dr. Samaha’s articles on snoring and sleep apnea treatment in Peninsula Women’s Magazine March 2011, Health Journal September 2010, and Hampton Roads Magazine January 2010.
Dr. Lisa Marie Samaha (3rd from Left) and our “Dream Team” is ready to help you experience deeper, more restorative sleep.