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Why choose Anderson primary care in Brevard?

Dr. Steven Sanderson, Dr. Greg Brooks, Family Nurse Practitioner Boni Killian and Physician Assistant Courtney Browning, welcome you to their Family Medicine Practice. The top priority of the medical providers and their staff is helping you and your loved ones prevent illness and maintain physical and emotional well-being by providing medical ...

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Why choose Anderson family medicine?

Welcome to Steve Teynor, MD's Patient Portal! Steve Teynor, MD 2290 East 4500 South #180 Holladay, UT 84117-4497 (385) 285-8350

Who is Steven G Anderson?

Dr. Magnuson has a Doctorate in Dental Surgery from the University of Pacific, San Francisco, graduating with honors in 1999. For twenty years, Dr. Magnuson has been one of the Pacific Northwest’s leading dentists. She has taken numerous advanced education courses including the mini-residency in Dental Sleep Medicine at Tuft’s Dental School in Boston and the Orofacial …

What is the disorder where you stop breathing?

Obstructive Sleep Apnea is a disorder in which people stop breathing during sleep, often waking gasping to start breathing again. Medical studies connect apnea with heart disease, diabetes, and being more sleepy during the day. Negative lifestyle impacts include snoring and emotional instability.

Is it normal to snore?

Snoring is not normal. Snoring is more than socially awkward. Health research is connecting snoring with major problems like carotid atherosclerosis, a leading cause of stroke. You Could Be Suffering From Sleep Apnea. Obstructive Sleep Apnea is a disorder in which people stop breathing during sleep, often waking gasping to start breathing again.