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Sleep better without the CPAP machine
Obstructive sleep apnea happens when the airway collapses during sleep, interrupting your breathing and leaving you exhausted. Many patients can't tolerate a CPAP machine — so we offer dental sleep medicine instead. A slim, custom oral appliance keeps your airway open all night, reducing snoring and helping you wake up rested. We fit and adjust it here in Royal Palm Beach and coordinate with your physician.
What to expect
- Consultation. We review your symptoms and sleep study, and coordinate with your doctor on diagnosis.
- Custom appliance. Digital impressions produce a precise, comfortable device made just for your mouth.
- Fine-tuning & follow-up. We adjust the fit and confirm it's working so you sleep — and breathe — better.
Why patients choose us for sleep apnea
- Comfortable, travel-friendly alternative to CPAP.
- Coordination with your physician for diagnosis and follow-up.
- Help checking medical insurance benefits, with in-house financing available.
- 22+ years caring for Palm Beach County families.
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Sleep apnea FAQs
Sleep apnea questions, answered
What is oral appliance therapy for sleep apnea?
Oral appliance therapy uses a custom-fitted mouthpiece, worn only while you sleep, that gently holds your lower jaw forward to keep the airway open. It's a comfortable, quiet alternative to a CPAP machine for many patients.
Is an oral appliance a real alternative to CPAP?
For snoring and mild-to-moderate obstructive sleep apnea, a custom oral appliance is a recognized alternative to CPAP and is often preferred because it's small, silent, and travel-friendly. We coordinate with your physician on diagnosis and follow-up.
How much does a sleep apnea oral appliance cost in Royal Palm Beach?
A custom oral appliance at our Royal Palm Beach office typically ranges from $1,500 to $2,500. Medical insurance often contributes, so we help you check your benefits and provide a written estimate before treatment.
Is snoring the same as sleep apnea?
Not always — but loud, chronic snoring can be a warning sign of obstructive sleep apnea. If you snore heavily, wake up tired, or a partner notices you stop breathing, we can help arrange testing and treatment.
Does insurance cover sleep apnea treatment?
Because sleep apnea is a medical condition, treatment is often covered in part by medical insurance rather than dental. We verify your benefits, provide documentation, and offer in-house financing for any balance.