Sleep and Wellness Center in Denton, 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’ trusted network of sleep experts
At Star Sleep & Wellness in Denton, our team consists of multiple board-certified experts who have the credentials and qualifications to diagnose and treat an entire spectrum of sleep disorders. Because of our team’s skill and knowledge, over 50% of our patients are referred to us by leading medical institutions, including the esteemed UT Southwestern, Baylor, Scott & White, and Medical City. Our team’s collaborative effort is what makes our Denton sleep center so unique, ensuring that not just one professional is looking over your case, but up to five!
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“Top notch customer service from beginning to end. Carmen, Jeana, and Kim were very welcoming and made me feel right at home. I highly recommend STAR in Denton. The staff was very knowledgeable and went above and beyond for me”
Yvette R.
“Top notch customer service from beginning to end. Carmen, Jeana, and Kim were very welcoming and made me feel right at home. I highly recommend STAR in Denton. The staff was very knowledgeable and went above and beyond for me”
Yvette R.
“Top notch customer service from beginning to end. Carmen, Jeana, and Kim were very welcoming and made me feel right at home. I highly recommend STAR in Denton. The staff was very knowledgeable and went above and beyond for me”
Yvette R.
untreated sleep problems & their impact
Untreated sleep disorders can reduce immunity, making your body work harder to fight off bacteria and viruses that cause illness, as well as open the door to a whole host of health concerns.
3 of 5
sufferers report
relationship troubles
2.5X
more likely to be
in a car crash
30%
increased risk
of heart attack
get the sleep quality you deserve
No practice takes a more comprehensive approach to treating sleep disorders than us, and we do it incredibly well! Many of our patients who we’ve treated have come from different providers before coming to us, feeling helpless and desperate for a treatment to stick. Not only will our team welcome you with open arms and assess any available test results, but we’ll work quickly to provide clinically proven solutions. Over the last 25 years, we’re grateful to have helped over 23,000 people reclaim their lives and rest.
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affordable treatments for sleep disorders
Our team entered the field of sleep medicine because they want to help improve their patients’ quality of life. That’s why we take pride in being an in-network partner with many health insurance providers, including Medicare and Tricare, to make sleep treatment as affordable and accessible as possible. We work closely with you to help maximize your benefits while minimizing any out-of-pocket sleep treatment costs. If you don’t have insurance, we offer affordable fees and flexible payment options to help the treatment cost fit in your budget.
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personalized treatments for ideal results
One in eight people across North Texas have sleep apnea or other sleep conditions, like snoring, insomnia, restless leg syndrome, or narcolepsy, that compromises their quality of rest. More than 80% of these conditions are undiagnosed before visiting Star Sleep & Wellness in Denton. We offer in-person and telesleep consultations and provide solutions that never require surgery to tailor your treatment plan to your comfortability and unique needs.
Conditions we regularly diagnose and treat
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What is obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)?
OSA is the most diagnosed form of sleep apnea. It causes breathing to stop during sleep as a result of the collapse of soft oral tissues and the throat onto the airway. When this occurs, a blockage happens, leading to sudden gasping for air and waking. Depending on the severity of the condition, these episodes can happen just once or hundreds of times each night!
How is sleep apnea treated?
Fortunately, there are multiple sleep apnea treatment options to choose from:
- CPAP Therapy – CPAP machines (continuous positive airway pressure machine) push air into a mask that’s worn over the face to force the airway open as you sleep, reducing the number of episodes throughout the night. While these devices have come far over the last decade, some patients find it uncomfortable to sleep with a mask on their face.
- Oral appliance therapy – Oral appliance therapy utilizes a customized device that fits in the mouth to gently shift the jaw and keep the airway open during sleep. These devices are easy to use, comfortable since they’re customized for your unique oral structure, and easy to travel with.
What causes snoring?
Snoring occurs when there is an obstruction in the airway, like a blocked nasal or throat cavity that makes it harder to breathe freely. When the muscles in these areas become relaxed, they vibrate and create the snoring sound we all dread to hear!
How do oral devices treat sleep apnea and/or snoring?
Oral devices used to treat sleep apnea and help with snoring work by shifting the jaw slightly forward to open the airway and keep the throat muscles and soft oral tissues from collapsing. This allows for the free flow of air into the lungs as you sleep, reducing snoring and other sleep apnea symptoms.
What are some common types of sleep disorders?
There are more sleep disorders than many of our patients imagine, including insomnia, nocturia, restless leg syndrome, and shift-work disorder. Each can impact your quality of sleep, but fortunately, our sleep experts are familiar with all of these, along with more, to provide you with the specialized, custom-tailored treatment you need to improve your quality of rest and life.
What should I expect for my first visit?
Each of our patients completes a thorough consultation that includes an overview of your medical history as well as your family health history. We’ll also capture images and scans of your oral and facial anatomy to give us an idea of what’s happening within your body. We’ll then speak with you about the symptoms you’re experiencing, giving us an even better look into what disorder you may be battling with. Finally, we’ll make a diagnosis and discuss each of your treatment options with you so we can make a custom-tailored plan to address your complaints and improve your quality of rest and health.