Personalized Sleep Solutions at Desert Vista Dental West
Sleep apnea impacts countless individuals, disturbing their nightly rest and jeopardizing overall health. Dr. Joy Collier and Dr. Mondana Shamsazar provide oral appliance therapy as an alternative to traditional CPAP devices. These tailor-made appliances adjust the position of your jaw and tongue, facilitating natural airflow.
Benefits of Opting for Oral Appliance Therapy
Choosing oral appliance therapy comes with multiple advantages compared to conventional CPAP. These tailored devices are easy to wear and operate quietly, ensuring a serene sleeping environment for you and your partner. Unlike cumbersome CPAP machines, oral appliances are lightweight and travel-friendly.
- Requires no power source or batteries.
- Simple to clean and care for
- Higher rates of patient adherence
- Enhanced quality of life and vitality
The Oral Appliance Therapy Journey at Desert Vista Dental West
Our experienced dentist will begin with a thorough assessment to evaluate your suitability for our services. Utilizing digital impressions, we take accurate measurements for your personalized device. After crafting the appliance, we ensure it fits perfectly and provide guidance on how to use and maintain it. Regular follow-up visits will track your progress and make any needed tweaks for maximum comfort and efficiency.
Frequently Asked Questions About Oral Appliance Therapy
What are the costs associated with our services in Goodyear, AZ?
The price varies depending on the specific device and insurance coverage. Numerous plans include sleep apnea treatments, and we offer several financial options to assist with financing options.
What steps are involved in oral appliance therapy?
The process encompasses an initial consultation, review of your sleep study, digital impressions, creation of the device, fitting session, and follow-up appointments to ensure comfort and effectiveness.
How does oral appliance therapy stack up against CPAP for sleep apnea?
Oral appliances are quieter, more portable, and generally easier to use than CPAP machines. They do not require an electrical source and have greater compliance rates for treating mild to moderate sleep apnea.
Initiate your journey towards improved sleep and better health with oral appliance therapy. Our dedicated team is committed to ensuring a pleasant, supportive experience while achieving significant results. Reach out by calling 623-935-2755 for additional information.
