Sleep Apnea Treatment
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Sleep Apnea Evaluation and Treatment Options
Why it’s Important to Treat Sleep Apnea
Your Path to Treatment
Treatment Options

CPAP Therapy
Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) therapy involves wearing a mask connected to a machine that delivers a steady stream of air to keep your airway open during sleep. The CPAP machine creates positive pressure that prevents your airway from collapsing, allowing you to breathe freely and uninterrupted throughout the night. By maintaining a constant flow of air, CPAP therapy helps eliminate breathing pauses and reduce the frequency and severity of sleep apnea episodes.
CPAP therapy is highly effective in treating sleep apnea and improving sleep quality. It can:
- Reduce or eliminate snoring
- Alleviate daytime fatigue
- Lower the risk of serious health complications associated with untreated sleep apnea
- Help patients feel more rested, alert, and focused within a day of starting treatment

Oral Appliance Therapy
Oral appliance therapy involves wearing a custom-fitted device in your mouth while you sleep to reposition your jaw, keeping your airway open. The oral appliance gently shifts your lower jaw forward or holds your tongue in a stable position, preventing airway collapse and promoting unobstructed breathing. By maintaining proper alignment of the jaw and soft tissues, oral appliance therapy helps to reduce snoring and improve airflow during sleep.
Oral appliance therapy is a comfortable and convenient alternative to CPAP therapy for many patients. It is:
- Discreet, portable, and easy to use, making it ideal for travel or those who struggle with CPAP compliance
- Non-restrictive, allowing for freedom of movement during sleep
- Best for milder sleep apnea
Whatever treatment option you choose, you’ll find relief from your sleep apnea symptoms as long as you maintain regular compliance with your treatment plan.
