Proper treatment helps eliminate breathing interruptions, allowing for deeper, more restorative sleep.
Better sleep improves concentration, memory, and overall well-being, reducing daytime drowsiness.
Untreated sleep apnea is linked to serious conditions like heart disease and high blood pressure. Treatment can help protect your long-term health.
We discuss your symptoms, medical history, and sleep patterns.
If needed, we may recommend a sleep study to diagnose the severity of your sleep apnea.
Based on your diagnosis, we will provide non-invasive solutions to improve your sleep and health.
Sleep apnea affects your sleep quality and health. At Solace Dentistry in Los Angeles, we offer non-invasive treatments like oral appliance therapy for mild to moderate cases. This helps keep your airway open, improving sleep quality and reducing health risks like heart disease and high blood pressure. Experience better energy and focus with effective sleep apnea treatment.
A custom-fitted sleep appliance gently repositions the jaw to keep the airway open during sleep, reducing snoring and apnea episodes.
Weight loss, changing sleep positions, and avoiding alcohol before bed can help reduce symptoms.
For patients who struggle with CPAP therapy, oral appliances provide a more comfortable, travel-friendly option for managing sleep apnea.
If needed, we work with sleep specialists to ensure a comprehensive treatment plan that best fits your needs.
Relax with wireless headphones, cozy blankets, and your favorite music while we take care of your smile.
We offer extended hours, Saturday appointments, and same-day emergency care to fit seamlessly into your busy life.
We speak your language—literally—offering clear communication and personalized care for everyone.
Yes, children can develop pediatric sleep apnea, often due to enlarged tonsils or nasal issues.
Many insurance plans cover oral appliance therapy, and we offer financing options for uninsured patients.
Yes, oral sleep devices are effective at reducing or eliminating snoring caused by airway obstruction.
Untreated sleep apnea can lead to serious health complications, including high blood pressure, heart disease, and poor cognitive function.
Yes, untreated sleep apnea increases the risk of heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and high blood pressure.
Most patients adjust within a few nights and notice immediate improvements in sleep quality.
A proper diagnosis ensures the best treatment plan. We can refer you for a home sleep study if needed.
CPAP uses a machine and mask to force air into the airway, while oral appliances reposition the jaw to keep the airway open naturally.
Yes, oral appliances are a proven treatment for mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea and are often preferred over CPAP machines.
Loud snoring, excessive daytime fatigue, and gasping for air at night are common signs. A sleep study can confirm the diagnosis.