Your dentist may provide a custom oral appliance that positions your jaw to help keep your airway open while you sleep.
Sleep Apnea
Take control of disrupted sleep and nighttime breathing. Explore comfortable, non-invasive sleep apnea treatment to help keep your airway open and support more restful sleep.
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Cost
Cost varies based on the type and duration of therapy you need. You will receive a detailed cost breakdown during your consultation.
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Procedure Duration
Sleep apnea treatment involves ongoing management, including follow-up visits to monitor your progress and adjust your therapy.
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Comfort Measures
An oral device for sleep apnea is a comfortable, non-invasive treatment option. If you’re concerned about comfort, talk to your dentist.
Sedation Dentistry
Sleep Apnea Treatment Can Help You Breathe Easier
Sleep apnea repeatedly interrupts your breathing while you sleep and can affect the quality of your rest and your overall health. If you have obstructive sleep apnea, we may be able to help. At Everest Dental, we offer non-invasive sleep apnea treatment. We provide a custom oral appliance that positions your jaw to help maintain an open airway and coordinate your care with your sleep physician so you can breathe easier.
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Process
- We will review your symptoms and medical history to determine whether sleep apnea may be affecting you.
- If sleep apnea is suspected, you may be referred for an at-home or sleep-center study.
- Your sleep study results will help us determine your condition and appropriate treatment options.
- If recommended, you may receive a custom oral appliance designed to position your jaw and help maintain an open airway.
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Next Steps
- Use your appliance as directed. You’ll receive instructions for using and caring for your oral appliance.
- Attend follow-up visits. Your progress can be monitored and your treatment adjusted as necessary.
- Follow your treatment plan. Consistent use helps you continue managing your sleep apnea.
- Request adjustments when needed. Contact your dental office if you experience problems or need changes to your appliance.
- Keep regular appointments to support effective long-term management.
FAQ
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How can a dentist treat sleep apnea?
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Is a dental appliance better than a CPAP machine?
Your best option depends on your specific needs. Oral appliances are less invasive and can be appropriate for mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea.
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What are the signs I might have sleep apnea?
You may notice loud snoring, daytime sleepiness, headaches, restless sleep, waking with a sore throat, or nighttime gasping or choking.
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