Learn how custom oral appliance therapy can help manage obstructive sleep apnea and snoring at Alpine Dental Center. Simple, comfortable, travel‑friendly.

If you snore loudly, wake unrefreshed, or feel daytime fatigue, you may have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). We partner with sleep physicians to provide oral appliance therapy—a comfortable, travel‑friendly alternative to CPAP for many patients.

Call +1 (555) 0134Request a consultation OSA occurs when the airway repeatedly collapses during sleep, causing brief breathing pauses and drops in oxygen. Common signs include loud snoring, morning headaches, dry mouth, and daytime sleepiness.

• Snoring and witnessed breathing pauses
• Waking unrefreshed, morning headaches
• Daytime fatigue, trouble concentrating

Note: Only a licensed medical professional can diagnose sleep apnea. We collaborate with local sleep doctors for testing and follow‑up.

A custom device gently moves your lower jaw forward to keep the airway open. Many patients prefer it because it’s small, quiet, and easy to travel with. It can be used alone for mild to moderate OSA, or alongside CPAP for better comfort.

• Comfortable, custom‑fit and adjustable
• No hoses, masks, or electricity
• High patient acceptance and convenience

Oral appliances are often recommended for adults with primary snoring or mild to moderate OSA, especially if CPAP is not tolerated. We will review your sleep study, airway, bite, and jaw health to ensure a safe fit.

• Confirmed diagnosis from a sleep study
• Healthy teeth and gums to support the device
• Willingness to wear nightly and attend follow‑ups

Insurance & costs

Oral appliance therapy is typically billed to medical insurance (not dental). Our team verifies benefits, obtains prior authorization when required, and provides clear estimates before treatment.

Oral appliance therapy is typically billed to medical insurance (not dental). Our team verifies benefits, obtains prior authorization when required, and provides clear estimates before treatment.

14. Consultation: Review symptoms and any prior sleep testing. If needed, we help coordinate a home sleep study through a physician.
15. Digital scan: Quick 3D scan or impressions to design your custom device.
16. Fitting: Try in your appliance and learn care instructions.
17. Follow‑ups: We adjust your device for comfort and effectiveness; your physician may order a repeat sleep study to confirm results.

• Rinse after use and brush gently with mild soap
• Store dry in a ventilated case
• Bring to hygiene visits for a quick check

Have questions? Ask our team Will this replace my CPAP?Some patients with mild to moderate OSA can use an oral device instead of CPAP. Others use both for added comfort. Your sleep physician will guide the plan based on test results.

How long does it last?With proper care, most appliances last several years. We’ll monitor fit and wear during routine checks.

Are there side effects?Temporary jaw or tooth soreness is possible during the first weeks. We adjust the device to improve comfort and bite balance.

Call +1 (555) 0134 or request a consultation. Please bring prior sleep studies or physician notes if available.

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