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Total Dental Sleep Solutions

For patients

Tired of being tired?

Snoring, restless nights, a CPAP you can’t stand. A custom oral appliance treats sleep apnea without a mask or machine.

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How likely are you to doze off while sitting and reading?

How likely are you to doze off while sitting and reading?
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Three steps to a full night’s sleep

  1. 1

    Screen

    Eight quick questions. No account needed.

  2. 2

    Get matched

    Your ZIP and insurance. We find a trained dentist nearby and check benefits first.

  3. 3

    Sleep better

    A custom appliance holds your airway open. Most adjust within a week.

Oral appliance therapy

A mouthguard that keeps your jaw from slipping back.

Asleep, your lower jaw slides back and closes your airway. A custom appliance holds it in place all night.

  • Quiet
  • Pocket‑size
  • No power
A clear oral appliance with metal hinges joining the upper and lower trays

Hinge

Rods on each side stop your lower jaw from sliding back, while still letting you open your mouth and move side to side.

Suits most patients.

Photo: Glidewell Silent Nite with Glidewell Hinge

A pink oral appliance with a fin on the lower tray resting against the upper tray

Dorsal fin

Wings on the lower tray catch against the upper tray, so your jaw cannot drop back when you relax.

Suits snug cheeks or little room beside the teeth.

Photo: SomnoMed SomnoDent Flex

A clear oral appliance with yellow elastic straps linking the upper and lower trays

Elastic strap

Straps tie the lower tray to the upper one and hold your jaw from falling back. Your dentist changes the strap to adjust it.

Suits people who grind their teeth or have a sensitive jaw.

Photo: EMA

A white oral appliance with a single adjustable hook at the front

Front hook

A single hook at the front locks your lower jaw in place all night, even when you sleep on your back.

Suits back sleepers who want a slim device.

Photo: myTAP, Airway Labs

A clear oral appliance with a CPAP nasal interface and hose attached at the front

Appliance with CPAP

Holds your jaw in place so a small CPAP mask needs far less pressure.

Used for severe sleep apnea.

Photo: TAP-PAP, TAP Sleep Care

A clear oral appliance with side rods and a small wear-time sensor

Smart appliance

Holds your jaw in place and records how many hours you wear it each night.

Suits insurance plans that ask for proof of use.

Photo: DentiTrac, Braebon

Covered as a medical benefit.

  • Private insurance

    Most major plans cover it. We verify benefits before your first visit.

  • Medicare

    Covered when prescribed by a physician.

  • VA & TRICARE

    Seen through VA community care. We handle the pathway with you.

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