Effective Sleep Apnea Treatment for Better Sleep

This disorder involves frequent breathing interruptions during sleep. These pauses reduce oxygen flow and strain the cardiovascular system. It often causes loud snoring and daytime exhaustion.

Yes. Gentle Dental provides treatment for sleep apnea using custom-fitted oral appliances. Our dentists collaborate with sleep specialists to offer at-home testing and effective dental solutions for sleep disorders.

Obstructive sleep apnea involves relaxed throat muscles blocking the airway. Central sleep apnea occurs when the brain doesn't send proper signals to breathe. Complex sleep apnea includes symptoms of both.

Yes. We offer a free Sleep Health Assessment to identify symptoms such as snoring and fatigue. This simple questionnaire helps determine if you need further testing or treatment for sleep apnea.

During the initial visit, our dentists assess your risk for sleep disorders. We discuss sleep apnea treatment options and determine if you are a candidate for oral appliance therapy.

Our office provides mandibular advancement devices that are FDA-cleared and custom-fit. These appliances are professional dental treatment solutions for sleep apnea, snoring, and breathing pauses.

Sleep apnea treatment cost varies based on your specific appliance and diagnosis. Oral appliances typically cost between $1,500 and $4,000. Medical insurance often covers a significant portion of this cost.

Yes. Most medical insurance plans cover custom sleep apnea appliances. Click here to check your coverage online, or call us. We will help you understand your plan's specific requirements for sleep apnea dental treatment.

Common symptoms include loud snoring, morning headaches, and gasping for air during sleep. Many patients also experience excessive daytime fatigue and difficulty concentrating at work or school.

Untreated sleep apnea increases your risk for heart attack, stroke, and type 2 diabetes. It also causes chronic fatigue, which can lead to decreased focus and other potential issues.

Diagnosis starts with a Sleep Health Assessment and a non-invasive at-home sleep test. A board-certified sleep doctor reviews the data to provide an official diagnosis of sleep apnea.

Oral appliance therapy uses a custom-fitted device to keep the airway open. It fits like a retainer and gently repositions the jaw or tongue to prevent airway collapse.

Yes. Oral appliances offer a discreet and simple solution. They are effective at reducing snoring and breathing pauses without the noise and hoses of a CPAP machine.

Yes. Weight loss, regular exercise, and avoiding alcohol before bed can reduce symptoms. However, many patients still require professional sleep apnea treatment to achieve full recovery.

Children can suffer from obstructive sleep apnea. We screen for signs in our young patients and offer dental solutions to support healthy breathing and development.