Snoring and obstructive sleep apnea can be associated with serious health concerns. If you have been diagnosed with sleep apnea and cannot tolerate CPAP therapy, an oral appliance may be an option your physician and dentist can evaluate with you.

Managing sleep-disordered breathing requires coordination with appropriate medical providers. A dentist providing oral appliance therapy should understand sleep medicine, appliance selection, follow-up care, and the importance of working with sleep physicians and other members of the patient’s healthcare team.

Coordinated Oral Appliance Care

• Evaluation for an appropriate oral appliance
• Coordination with your physician or sleep specialist
• Appliance fitting and adjustment
• Long-term follow-up to monitor comfort and results

Contact us for more information about sleep apnea treatment or to schedule a consultation.