Five simple steps to snoring and sleep apnea symptom relief

Experience safe, fast, and long-lasting snoring and sleep apnea relief with the guidance of an American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine Qualified Dentist. Getting started and sticking with treatment is easy: just follow these simple steps.

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Good news! Medicare and other medical insurers commonly reimburse for oral appliances for sleep apnea and snoring. Patients can also use HSA or FSA accounts to cover costs associated with the therapy.

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Steps to treatment

Step 1

Get screened for sleep apnea

If you have not yet been diagnosed with sleep apnea but experience snoring and breathing-related sleep disruption, make an appointment with your primary care provider. A sleep evaluation will determine if you suffer from obstructive sleep apnea. While a CPAP is commonly prescribed at this stage, ask your doctor about oral appliance therapy.

Visit an AADSM Qualified Dentist

Once your physician refers you for an oral appliance – or if you have already been diagnosed with sleep apnea – it’s time to visit an American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine Qualified Dentist. Our dentists have been specially trained in oral appliance therapy and must meet a high standard of practice.

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Step 3

Get custom-fit for an oral appliance

During your visit, your dentist will determine which type of appliance is best for you. To make your personalized appliance, your dentist will take impressions of your teeth. Once your oral appliance has been created – often in less than 3 weeks – your dentist will show you how to wear and adjust it to ensure maximum comfort and efficacy.

Enjoy better sleep, fast!

You can begin using your oral appliance during sleep right away. You’ll soon start to experience deeper sleep, less snoring, and a better quality of rest. Many patients report near-immediate relief from their sleep apnea symptoms and improved overall wellness.

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Step 5

Follow up to monitor improvement

Your dentist will schedule follow-up appointments. At these quick sessions, your dentist will ensure your oral appliance works effectively to treat your symptoms and fits as comfortably as possible during sleep.

Oral appliance therapy: An investment in your overall health

A quick call to an AADSM Qualified Dentist is an investment in your overall health and well-being. I’ve been treating sleep apnea and snoring patients with oral appliance therapy for more than 12 years. During that time, I’ve witnessed countless patients experience near immediate relief of their symptoms. Many report improvements in not only symptoms, but overall wellness and wish they had started treatment sooner

Dr. Mitchell Levine

Doctor of Dental Medicine and American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine President

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The AADSM has more than 2,000 Qualified Dentists across the United States. It’s easy to find a Qualified Dentist in your area! Simply utilize our directory to search by name, state, or zip code.

Dentists who provide snoring and sleep apnea solutions

The American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine (AADSM) is the only national non-profit professional society dedicated exclusively to the practice of dental sleep medicine. The AADSM represents thousands of dentists across the U.S. who are specially trained to provide snoring and sleep apnea solutions.

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