If you've been fitted with an oral sleep appliance at West End Dental, or you're considering one to treat obstructive sleep apnea, these videos are here to help. Sleep appliances are a comfortable, effective alternative to CPAP for many patients, but knowing how to adjust and care for your device makes all the difference in how well it works.
Below you'll find step-by-step guidance for adjusting the most common appliance styles we deliver, an overview of the three main types of sleep apnea appliances, and a look at what to expect at your delivery appointment. Watch the video that matches your appliance, or start with the overview if you're new to sleep apnea treatment. Reach out to our team anytime if you have questions about your device or your therapy.
The 3 Most Common Styles of Obstructive Sleep Apnea Appliances
