Custom dental devices are FDA cleared for mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea. They have no mask, hose or machine, which makes them an option for people who can't tolerate CPAP.
Depending on the appliance chosen. Includes consultation, follow-up, titration and adjustments.
Insurance participation may affect final cost.
We start with a free screening. A sleep study ordered by your physician, or one of our physician partners, confirms the diagnosis and severity.
We show you the appliance options, you choose, and we take a digital scan for a custom fit.
The device moves your lower jaw a few millimeters forward to help keep your airway open. We adjust it and follow up.
$800 to $1,800, depending on the appliance chosen. It's priced directly to you rather than billed through medical insurance. Insurance participation may affect final cost.
Yes. Only a sleep study ordered by a physician can confirm sleep apnea and whether a dental device is an appropriate treatment. You can work with your own physician or one of our physician partners.
CPAP works very well when it's worn. Dental devices are FDA cleared for mild to moderate sleep apnea and are easier for many patients to tolerate. Your physician should be part of that decision.
Sleep apnea usually happens when the base of the tongue blocks the airway during sleep. Moving the lower jaw slightly forward moves the tongue away from the airway.
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