Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) occurs when the soft tissues in the back of your throat collapse during sleep, blocking your airway. This forces your body to wake up — gasping for air — hundreds of times a night, preventing deep restorative sleep.
Our solution is “Oral Appliance Therapy.” Think of it as a medical-grade night guard precision-engineered for your unique anatomy. By gently holding your lower jaw (mandible) in a slightly forward position, the device physically prevents the airway from collapsing — keeping the throat open without the need for hoses, masks, or electricity.

This therapy is the medical standard for treating snoring and mild-to-moderate sleep apnea. It is the recommended pathway if you are:

We collaborate closely with sleep physicians to ensure your treatment is not only comfortable but medically effective.
We start with a comprehensive screening. If you have not yet been diagnosed, we can refer you to a sleep specialist for a Home Sleep Test (HST) or Polysomnogram.
Once candidacy is confirmed, we use digital scanners to capture the exact contours of your teeth and bite. No messy impressions required.
Your custom device is milled from durable, biocompatible materials that are slim and minimize bulk in the mouth.
We fit the device and show you how to adjust it. Over the first few weeks, you gradually advance the jaw position until your symptoms resolve.
Dentists possess specialized knowledge in the jaw and airway, making them particularly suited to address sleep apnea — treating the airway effectively while never overlooking your dental health.
We don’t use “boil and bite” store-bought guards. Our devices are custom-calibrated to the millimeter to maximize airflow while minimizing jaw strain.
We carefully monitor your TMJ (jaw joint) throughout treatment to ensure the forward position doesn’t cause soreness or bite changes.
Our appliances protect your teeth from nightly grinding (bruxism) while simultaneously treating your apnea.
Unlike most dental procedures, sleep apnea therapy is often covered by medical insurance. Our team helps navigate these benefits.
For mild to moderate sleep apnea, yes, it is often considered a first-line treatment. For severe cases, CPAP is still the gold standard, though some patients use an oral appliance in combination with CPAP to make the pressure more tolerable.
Most patients adjust within 3 to 5 nights. Because the device is custom-made to fit your teeth perfectly, it is significantly more comfortable than a generic guard.
Because the device holds your jaw forward for hours, your bite might feel “off” for a few minutes in the morning. We provide a simple morning repositioner tool to help your jaw reset to its normal position quickly.
Store-bought guards are not FDA-approved for treating sleep apnea. They are often bulky, can cause jaw pain, and do not offer the precision adjustment needed to actually keep the airway open safely.
Our office is conveniently located for patients in Aventura, Ojus, Highland Lakes, and those commuting from nearby areas like Sunny Isles Beach and Hallandale Beach.
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