Oral Appliance Therapy in Beverly Hills, CA
A comfortable mouthpiece instead of a bulky CPAP machine.
Better Sleep Without the Bulk
An Easier Way to Treat Snoring and Apnea
If a sleep machine has felt like too much, a custom oral appliance is a comfortable alternative for many people with snoring or mild to moderate sleep apnea. It's a small mouthpiece you wear at night that helps keep your airway open so you breathe, and sleep, better.
How It Works
The appliance gently positions your lower jaw to keep the airway from collapsing during sleep. Dr. Nader custom-fits it from a precise scan, so it is comfortable enough to wear all night and easy to take with you when you travel. No hoses, no noise.
Whole-Health Thinking
Breathing and sleep affect far more than how rested you feel, which is why this fits the whole-body focus of our practice. Dr. Nader will make sure an appliance is appropriate for you and coordinate with your physician where needed. You and your health deserve real, restful sleep.
What is oral appliance therapy?
It is the use of a custom mouthpiece, worn during sleep, to keep your airway open and reduce snoring and the effects of sleep apnea. At Beverly Hills Dental, Dr. Nader fits these as a comfortable alternative to a machine for suitable patients, coordinating with your physician as needed.
Is it comfortable to wear?
Because it is custom-made from a scan of your mouth, it is far more comfortable than a generic device, and most people adjust quickly. Dr. Nader will fine-tune the fit so you can wear it all night without it bothering you.
How long before I notice a difference?
Many people notice quieter, more restful nights soon after they start wearing a well-fitted appliance. Dr. Nader will follow up to check how it is working and make any adjustments, and coordinate with your doctor on the results.
Oral Appliance Therapy in Beverly Hills, CA
➔ A comfortable alternative to a machine
➔ Custom-fitted to your mouth
➔ Quiet and easy to travel with
➔ Helps you breathe and sleep better
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I have sleep apnea?
Loud snoring, gasping, daytime tiredness, and morning headaches are common signs. A sleep screening is a simple first step, and Dr. Nader can guide you from there.
Can this replace my CPAP machine?
For many people with snoring or mild to moderate apnea, an appliance is a comfortable option, but it depends on your case and your physician's input. Dr. Nader will be honest about whether it is appropriate for you.
Is poor sleep really a dental matter?
Your mouth and airway are closely linked, which is why Dr. Nader pays attention to it. It reflects the whole-body view behind the practice, where how you breathe and sleep is part of your overall health.
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