Exhausted, Snoring, and Sick of the CPAP?

There's a smaller, quieter way to treat sleep apnea — a custom oral appliance that fits in your mouth, not a mask over your face. Find out in 60 seconds if it could work for you.

Does this sound like you?

You snore loud enough to wake the person next to you.
You wake up more tired than when you went to bed.
You've been told you stop breathing at night.
You hit a wall every afternoon, no matter how much coffee you drink.
You tried a CPAP — and now it's collecting dust in a drawer.

If you nodded at even one of these, you're not lazy and you're not broken. You're just not sleeping. And there's a fix that doesn't involve a mask and a hose.

The Real Cost of Untreated Sleep Apnea

Every time your breathing stops at night, your body panics awake for a second to restart it — over and over, hundreds of times. You never reach deep sleep. So you wake up drained, foggy, and short-tempered, and it bleeds into everything: your work, your patience, your marriage.

Left alone, it gets more serious. Untreated sleep apnea raises your risk of high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, and accidents from driving tired. But most people don't come see us because of a statistic. They come in because they're exhausted — and they're done being exhausted.

High blood pressure

Heart disease and heart attack

Stroke

Fatigue-related motor vehicle and work accidents

Decreased quality of life – depression, irritability, loss of memory, lack of energy, or a high risk of auto and workplace accidents

The good news is that most people with sleep

apnea can easily solve the problem with an Oral

Sleep Appliance.

There's s Simpler Way Than CPAP

For years, the only “real” treatment was a CPAP — the mask, the hose, the machine. It works, if you can actually sleep with it. Most people can't.

A custom oral appliance is different. It's a small, custom-fit device — think of a retainer — that gently holds your airway open while you sleep. No mask. No hose. No noise. You put it in, you go to bed, you wake up rested. And for many patients, it's covered by medical insurance.

Expert Care. Real Patient Experiences.

Hi, I’m Dr. Alecia Hardy, DDS, FICOI. As a dentist with advanced training in sleep-related breathing disorders and oral appliance therapy, I help patients find a comfortable, personalized approach to better sleep without relying on CPAP. Here’s what that can look like.

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Do you snore loudly? *

Yes

Do you often feel tired or sleepy? *

Yes

Have you ever been diagnosed with central or obstructive sleep apnea? *

I don't know

Do you use a CPAP Machine? *

Yes

Has anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleep? *

Yes

What would be the biggest benefit if we could help you fix this problem? *

I would be able to sleep more comfortably

My partner or spouse could get better sleep

I would be healthier, since sleep apnea has the potential to be life-threatening

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Phone *

Email *

Sleep Apnea

Schedule your consultation to see if you are at risk for sleep apnea or if you qualify for an alternate treatment option to the CPAP machine.

Schedule your consultation and you'll learn..

If an Oral Sleep Appliance will work for you
If you'll be able to afford it and if it's covered by insurance
How to get one
Special offers and more

Why You Shouldn't Leave Your Sleep Apnea Untreated

Sleep apnea is a serious condition and should not be taken lightly. There are several long-term consequences that you are at risk for because of the decreased oxygen your body experiences throughout the night.

High blood pressure

Heart disease and heart attack

Stroke

Fatigue-related motor vehicle and work accidents

Decreased quality of life – depression, irritability, loss of memory, lack of energy, or a high risk of auto and workplace accidents

The good news is that most people with sleep

apnea can easily solve the problem with an Oral

Sleep Appliance.

What Are The Symptoms of Sleep Apnea

Symptoms of Sleep Apnea include snoring, pauses in breathing, choking or gasping while you sleep, waking up tired, feeling sleepy or sluggish during the day, suffering from insomnia, and experiencing morning headaches. If you experience one or more of these symptoms, you could be one simple solution away from finally getting a good night’s sleep.

An Oral Sleep Appliance Can Change Your Life

If you are a candidate for an oral sleep appliance, it can change your life. Users report a dramatic increase in their quality of life, including:

* Increased energy and attentiveness

* Fewer morning headaches

* Reduced irritability

* Improved memory

* Increased ability to exercise

* Lower blood pressure

* Decreased risk of strokes and heart attacks

* Increased effectiveness at home and at work

Click the button below to take our sleep apnea quiz and find out if you're a good candidate for an Oral Sleep Appliance.