Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Obstructive Sleep Apnea
How a protective mouthpiece can support your sleep
What does the process look like?
1) Screening & Consultation
We discuss your symptoms, medical history, and sleep concerns to determine whether a dental appliance may be appropriate.
2) Coordination with Your Healthcare Provider
When needed, we work alongside your physician and sleep study results to ensure an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan.
3) Custom Appliance Fitting
A custom oral appliance is created to gently position your jaw and help keep your airway open while you sleep.
4) Appliance Adjustments
Your appliance is fine-tuned over time to achieve the most comfortable and effective fit.
5) Follow-Up Care
Regular check-ups help monitor your comfort, treatment progress, and long-term results.
Benefits
Comfortable Alternative to CPAP
Reduce Snoring & Improve Sleep
Support Better Long-Term Health
What to Expect
Dental sleep appliances are designed to be comfortable and easy to wear. Most patients adjust over time with minor appliance adjustments, while regular follow-up visits help ensure the best possible fit and treatment outcome.
