Sleep Apnea

There is no solid evidence to support this. The scant studies that have been published in this area kind of universally understood to have poor methods or too low a sample size. That this is now being diagnosed and recommended as a treatment for sleep apnea, which is incredibly dangerous. And sadly, what happened to the woman who was high lighted in this article, her name was kimberley sheldon,. Her dentist said, hey, if i give you this surgery, it's going to help you with your jaw pain. It's going to helps you with your headaches. Charged her 600 bucks, cut through her frenulum, and soon after, she had nerve damage.