While OSA is a serious concern, you have options when treating your sleep disorder. For many, the idea of a noisy CPAP machine is enough to turn them away from speaking to a provider about treatment. Thankfully, an oral appliance can help you to improve your sleep in a quieter, less intrusive way.
Oral appliance therapy works a little differently, keeping the airway unobstructed by positioning the jaw forward slightly. With this form of sleep apnea treatment, there is no need for an outlet, and you can enjoy a quieter night of rest than with traditional CPAP therapy.
Talk with our team today to schedule a sleep evaluation, and learn more about OSA treatment with an oral appliance!