Custom oral appliances that keep the airway open during sleep, offering a comfortable alternative to CPAP machines.
• Reduces or eliminates disruptive snoring and breathing pauses.
• Improves daytime energy, focus, and overall cardiovascular health.
• Portable, quiet, and much more comfortable than traditional CPAP.
Patients diagnosed with mild to moderate Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) or severe snoring who struggle with CPAP compliance.
We work collaboratively with your physician. We take precise impressions to craft a custom device that comfortably repositions your jaw while you sleep.
Obstructive Sleep Apnea doesn't just cause loud snoring; it severely impacts your cardiovascular health, daytime energy, and overall quality of life. At Advanced Dental Care, we offer a highly effective, comfortable alternative to bulky CPAP machines through custom-fitted oral appliance therapy.
We work collaboratively with your sleep physician to design a precise, medical-grade device that gently repositions your lower jaw to keep your airway open all night. Our Toledo team ensures the appliance is perfectly calibrated for your unique anatomy, providing you with the deep, restorative sleep your body desperately needs.
1. Sleep Study Review & Consultation
We review your physician's sleep study results and examine your airway, jaw structure, and dental health to determine if oral appliance therapy is ideal for you.
2. Digital Impressions & Jaw Mapping
We take precise digital scans of your teeth and record the exact positioning of your jaw to custom-design your device in a dental lab.
3. Initial Appliance Fitting
Once your custom device arrives, we fit it in your mouth, ensuring it is comfortable, secure, and allows you to breathe and speak naturally.
4. Titration & Adjustments
We make micro-adjustments to the appliance to find the optimal jaw position that completely eliminates your airway obstruction without causing jaw strain.
5. Follow-Up Sleep Study & Physician Coordination
We coordinate with your sleep doctor to conduct a follow-up sleep study, confirming the appliance is successfully treating your apnea and optimizing your health.
Minor temporary changes can occur, but they usually resolve after removing the appliance in the morning.
It’s most effective for mild to moderate sleep apnea. Severe cases may still require CPAP.
