Our Proven Process
Is an Oral Device a Good Fit for Me?
Folks with Stage 1 and Stage 2 Sleep Apnea, whether or not they have tried a CPAP.
Oral Device can be a first line treatment for moderate and mild sleep apnea.
People with Stage 3 (severe) Sleep Apnea who have tried a CPAP and can't tolerate it.
We have seen hundreds of these folks who have completely treated their sleep apnea with an oral device.
See Their Stories Anyone who is snoring.
Oral Devices are extremely effective at reducing or eliminating snoring.
Spouses who don't want a Sleep Divorce.
If you want to sleep in the same bed as your spouse, but are struggling to be able to sleep due to snoring OR tossing and turning, an oral device can be a great way to enjoying sleeping together again.
People with Stage 3 (severe) Sleep Apnea who haven't tried a CPAP.
Some commercial insurances will require a doctor's note or a CPAP trial before covering an oral device. We will help you navigate your insurance situation and get the largest benefit and easiest treatment path possible. We have seen hundreds of these folks change their lives.
See Their Stories People with extremely sensitive teeth.
Oral Devices fit like Invasalign, the overwhelming majority of people adjust just fine.
Folks with Full Dentures.
Oral Devices may work if you have a a full denture. You will want to talk it through with one of our qualified professionals to see if an oral device is right for you.
Patients with Extremely Small Jaws.
We have devices specially made for people with very small jaws, and for many people these work great. Make sure to talk to our qualified sleep professionals at your appointment about the right device for you.
Patients who have a large percentage of central apneas.
Most people have obstructive vs. central apnea, but if you do have mostly central apneas, an oral device may not help as much as we would like it too. We can easily find this out with a Home Sleep Test.
Get a Home Sleep Test People with AHIs over 60.
We have certainly seen some miracles, so a 60 AHI would not rule you out for an oral device, especially if you can't use a CPAP. Speaking to one of our qualified sleep professionals is the best way to evaluate if an oral device is right for you.
Real Patient Stories
No More naps
"I struggled with using a CPAP until I just gave up. Then my dentist told me to see a Sleep Dentist. I feel better than I've felt my whole life."
Design Entreprenuer
"I'm not having that groggy, I don't want to get out of bed, miserable feeling. I don't hit 'snooze' anymore! Now I'm often awake before my alarm."
Our Locations
5920 W. William Cannon, Bldg 6, Suite 210, Austin TX 78704
Serving Oak Hill, Bee Cave, Lakeway, South Austin, Dripping Springs and South Congress.
1600 W. 38th Street, Suite 407, Austin TX 78731
Serving Westlake Hills, Tarrytown, Downtown, Zilker, Rollingwood, North Lamar, and Northwest Hills.
920 N Vista Ridge Blvd Suite 700, Cedar Park TX 78613
Serving Liberty Hill, Round Rock, North Austin, Pflugerville, Mayfield Ranch, and Brushy Creek.
4405 Williams Drive Suite 300, Georgetown TX 78628
Serving Round Rock, Sun City, Jarrell, Florence, Berry Creek, Salado, and Wahlburg
4460 Farm to Market 1626, Kyle TX, 78640
Serving San Marcos, New Braunfels, Lockhart, Buda, Wimberley, Canyon Lake, Luling, Bastrop, and Blanco.
2501 Austin Ave, Suite 100, Waco TX 78610
Our newest location! Home of Sleep Better Waco, and Dr. Clara Griffey. Housed inside of Keep Smiling Waco.
