Chronic snoring and sleep apnea can affect anyone and any age. It can stress our bodies, causing additional problems such as high blood pressure and heart disease, among others. Not having a restful night can make us irritable throughout the day, develop chronic dry mouth and lead to clenching while sleeping.

A Continuous Positive Air Pressure (CPAP) machine is typically used to treat sleep apnea. But they can be uncomfortable for many people. A better solution is an Oral Sleep Appliance (OSA). It reduces snoring and keeps your jaw open and tongue forward allowing airways to remain clear.

What Happens at an Appointment

A dentist will discuss your snoring or sleep apnea concerns at a free consultation. If needed, an OSA will be custom-fit for your exact measurements. A better nights rest is just an appointment away.