A Comfortable, Modern Approach to Better Sleep

Do you snore, wake up tired, or feel exhausted during the day? You may be experiencing obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) – a common condition that often goes undiagnosed.
At our practice, we provide comprehensive sleep apnea screening, convenient at-home sleep testing, and custom dental treatments designed to help you breathe better, sleep deeper, and improve your overall health.

What Is Sleep Apnea?

Sleep apnea occurs when the airway becomes partially or completely blocked during sleep, causing repeated pauses in breathing. These interruptions reduce oxygen levels and disrupt your sleep cycle.

Common signs and symptoms include:

  • Loud or chronic snoring
  • Daytime fatigue or brain fog
  • Morning headaches
  • Waking up gasping or choking
  • Difficulty focusing

If left untreated, sleep apnea is associated with serious health risks such as heart disease, high blood pressure, and diabetes.

Sleep Apnea Screening at Your Dental Visit

Dentists are uniquely positioned to identify early signs of sleep apnea, often before patients even realize there’s a problem.

During your exam, we evaluate:

  • Airway size and structure
  • Jaw alignment and bite
  • Tongue position and soft tissues
  • Signs of teeth grinding or wear

If we identify risk factors, we can guide you through next steps for diagnosis and treatment quickly and efficiently.

At-Home Sleep Studies

Simple, Comfortable, and Accurate

You don’t need to spend the night in a sleep lab to get answers.

We offer home sleep apnea testing (HSAT): a convenient way to help diagnose and screen for sleep apnea from the comfort of your own bed.

Why patients love at-home testing:

  • Sleep in your own environment
  • Easy-to-use equipment
  • Faster turnaround for results
  • More affordable than in-lab studies

Home sleep testing has become a widely used alternative because it provides comfort, convenience, and lower cost while still delivering valuable diagnostic information.

Once your results are reviewed, we’ll help you understand your diagnosis and discuss the best treatment options for your needs.

Oral Appliance Therapy

A Comfortable Alternative to CPAP

For many patients, especially those with mild to moderate sleep apnea, oral appliance therapy is an effective and comfortable solution.

How It Works

A custom oral appliance is worn during sleep, similar to a mouthguard or retainer. It works by gently repositioning your jaw or tongue to keep your airway open.

This helps:

  • Improve airflow
  • Reduce snoring
  • Prevent airway collapse

Benefits of Oral Appliance Therapy

  • Small, quiet, and easy to travel with
  • No masks, hoses, or noise
  • Comfortable and easy to wear
  • High patient satisfaction and compliance

Oral appliances are especially helpful for patients who cannot tolerate CPAP and still want effective treatment.

Clinical guidelines confirm that oral appliance therapy can significantly reduce sleep-disordered breathing, though CPAP may still be more effective in severe cases.

Custom vs. Over-the-Counter Devices

Not all sleep appliances are the same.

Custom dental appliances:

  • Are precisely fitted to your teeth
  • Provide better comfort and effectiveness
  • Can be adjusted over time for optimal results
  • Are recommended by sleep medicine guidelines

Over-the-counter devices may help with snoring but are generally less effective and not recommended for treating diagnosed sleep apnea.


Ongoing Care & Follow-Up

Sleep apnea treatment is a process, not a one-time solution.

We provide:

  • Regular adjustments to optimize your appliance
  • Monitoring of your dental and jaw health
  • Collaboration with your physician
  • Follow-up sleep testing to confirm results

In fact, repeat sleep testing is recommended after oral appliance therapy to ensure it’s working effectively.

A Collaborative, Whole-Health Approach

We work closely with your sleep physicians to ensure you receive:

  • Accurate diagnosis
  • Personalized treatment
  • Long-term success

In some cases, treatment may include a combination of therapies such as oral appliances, CPAP, or lifestyle changes for optimal results.

Start Sleeping Better—Today

If you:

  • Snore
  • Feel tired during the day
  • Have been diagnosed with sleep apnea but struggle with CPAP

We’re here to help.

Schedule your consultation today to learn more about:

  • Sleep apnea screening
  • At-home sleep studies
  • Custom oral appliance therapy