Better Sleep
Keeping your airway open can mean fewer interruptions through the night and more mornings when you wake up feeling rested.
in Orange, CA
Struggling with loud snoring or waking up exhausted? Sleep apnea treatment in Orange, CA, uses a custom oral appliance to help keep your airway open so you and your partner can sleep more peacefully. We work with your physician to help you breathe easier and wake up rested.
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) happens when soft tissue in your throat relaxes and blocks your airway during sleep. Each time this happens, your brain wakes you just enough to start breathing again, often without you noticing, so you can feel tired even after a full night in bed. Untreated sleep apnea has been linked to high blood pressure and other health problems, and only a sleep study ordered by a physician can diagnose it.
A physician diagnoses sleep apnea, and once you have your results, we can make you a custom oral appliance. It holds your lower jaw slightly forward to help keep your airway open, and it's often used for snoring, mild to moderate OSA or people who can't tolerate CPAP.
Keeping your airway open can mean fewer interruptions through the night and more mornings when you wake up feeling rested.
Many people snore less with a custom oral appliance, and their bed partners are often the very first to notice the difference at night.
An oral appliance works without a mask, hose or machine, and it packs into a small case that's easy to bring when you travel.
Treatment begins once you have your sleep study results in hand.
Book NowBring your results, and we will review your study and ask about your snoring, energy and sleep to see if an appliance fits.
We check your teeth, gums and jaw joints, since an appliance needs healthy teeth to hold and a jaw that moves easily.
An iTero scan records your teeth and bite in 3D in a few minutes, without messy impression trays, and it's used to make your appliance.
We adjust your new appliance until it feels secure and comfortable, then show you how to put it in, take it out and clean it each night.
Follow-up visits fine-tune the fit, and your physician may order another sleep study to confirm the appliance is working.
If CPAP hasn't worked well for you, a custom oral appliance may be a more comfortable nightly option that your physician can approve.
Your appliance is made from a detailed iTero scan of your teeth and bite, so it fits securely and comfortably night after night.
Our dentist is a member of the American Academy of Oral & Systemic Health, a group focused on how your mouth affects your body.
We work from your physician's diagnosis and sleep study, and we can keep your physician updated as your appliance is adjusted over time.
Did you know…
Only a sleep study ordered by a physician can diagnose sleep apnea.
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Book an Appointment
Bring your sleep study results, and we will let you know whether sleep apnea treatment with an oral appliance is right for you. Book now once you have your report, or if you're still waiting on a study and have questions, call (714) 282-2525.
FAQs
Check out these frequently asked questions, or call us at (714) 282-2525 to speak with our team.
Yes, you'll need a sleep study ordered by your physician first. It confirms the diagnosis and shows how severe the apnea is, which helps guide treatment. If you snore but haven't been tested, ask your physician about a study, since many people can do one at home in their own bed.
For some people it can, depending on the diagnosis. Physicians usually recommend CPAP first, especially for severe sleep apnea. An oral appliance may suit mild to moderate OSA or people who can't tolerate CPAP, and your physician and our team can help you weigh the options.
Snoring and sleep apnea often show up together, but one doesn't always mean the other. Many people snore without having sleep apnea, and some people with apnea barely snore at all. Gasping at night, morning headaches and daytime sleepiness are stronger warning signs, and only a sleep study can confirm the diagnosis. An appliance that holds your jaw slightly forward helps many people snore less, though results vary.
It may, though coverage often comes through medical insurance instead of dental. What you pay depends on your diagnosis and your plans. On the dental side, our office is in network for Delta Dental, Tricare and Connection Dental, and our Dental Insurance page explains more.
You might notice some soreness at first. Some people have mild jaw stiffness or tender teeth for the first few weeks, and it usually eases as they get used to the appliance. If the soreness lingers, we can adjust the fit.