appliance for sleep apnea

Replace your CPAP with an FDA cleared appliance for sleep apnea. Verify if my Insurance or Medicare covers sleep appliance!

FREE Telehealth appointment.

Verify if a sleep appliance works for you with a FREE Telehealth appointment.

REPLACE YOUR CPAP

Replace your CPAP with an
appliance preferred 80% vs a CPAP.

FDA CLEARED

ASD Sleep Appliance are FDA Cleared to treat sleep apnea and snoring.

SLEEP DENTISTS

Work with ASD sleep dentist via Telehealth in the comfort of your home.

LITTLE OR NO COST

ASD Bills Medicare and Medial Insurance so you pay little or nothing.

VIRTUAL APPOINTMENT

Telehealth appoints performed in the comfort of you home.

4 Easy Steps

To treating sleep apnea and replacing your CPAP

1

VERIFY INSURENCE

ASD Verifies your medical Insurance or Medicare covers the cost of your sleep appliance, so you pay little or nothing!

TAKE IMPRESSION

ASD takes an impression of your teeth via a Telehealth appointment with a sleep dentist.

2

3

FABRICATION

ASD's Dental Lab fabricates your sleep appliance.

DENTIST FITTING

ASD's sleep dentists fit you with a custom sleep appliance via a Telehealth Appointment.

4

1

VERIFY INSURANCE

ASD Verifies your medical insurance or Medicare covers the cost of your sleep appliance, so you pay little or nothing!

2

TAKE IMPRESSION

ASD takes an impression of your teeth via a Telehealth appointment with a sleep dentist.

3

APPLIANCE FABRICATION

ASD's Dental Lab fabricates your sleep appliance.

4

DENTIST FITTING

ASD's sleep dentists fit you with a custom sleep appliance via a Telehealth Appointment.

Step 1

ASD verifies your medical insurance or Medicare cover the cost of your sleep appliance, so you pay little or nothing!

ASD is a preferred provider for most major insurance companies and Medicare.

We are able to bill medical insurance and Medicare so you pay little or nothing.

ASD will work with your medical insurance or Medicare to verify if your sleep appliance is covered. ASD will explain to you any out-of-pocket expense you may have, if any.

Step 2

ASD takes an impression of your teeth via a Telehealth appointment with a sleep dentist.

An impression kit is mailed to your house with everything you need to take an impression of your upper and lower teeth.

An American Sleep Dentistry dentist will take the impression via the Telehealth app.

An impression kit is mailed to your house with everything you need to take an impression of your upper and lower teeth. An American Sleep Dentistry dentist will take the impression via the Telehealth app.

Step 3

ASD's Dental Lab fabricates your sleep appliance.

An American Sleep Dentistry dental lab fabricates a custom-fitted, FDA cleared sleep appliance and mails it to you.

Step 4

ASD's sleep dentists fit you with a custom sleep appliance via a Telehealth Appointment.

An American Sleep Dentistry dentist will fit you with your sleep appliance via the Telehealth app, in the comfort of your home. If you need assistance, a dentist is just a phone call away to help you.

An American Sleep Dentistry dentist will fit you with your sleep appliance via the Telehealth app, in the comfort of your home.

If you need assistance, a dentist is just a phone call away to help you.

A Sleep Appliance is preferred 80% versus a CPAP

A Sleep Appliance is preferred

80% versus a CPAP

DISCREET
AND QUIET

Sleeping with your significant other is discreet and quiet with a sleep appliance. Instead of placing a mask over your face, and running your CPAP's fan for the entire night, discreetly place your sleep appliance in your mouth, nestle up to your significant other and fall asleep.

CLEANING
IS SIMPLE

Cleaning your sleep appliance is simple! No need to remove your hose and clean it. No need to remove your water reservoir and clean it. After a good night's sleep, brush your teeth and at the same time, brush your sleep appliance. It's just that simple and it's just that easy.

TRAVELING
IS LIGHT

Traveling with your sleep appliance is light. Shave pounds from your luggage by not taking your CPAP and extensions cords. Simply slide the sleep appliance in your pocket, and off you go.

CAMPING
IS A BREEZE

Camping with a sleep appliance is a breeze. Instead of packing generators, gasoline, electrical cords, and water for your CPAP, simply take your sleep appliance from your pocket, put it in your mouth, and fall asleep.

According to studies published on the Department of Health and Human Services, a sleep appliance is preferred 80% of the time over a CPAP. The reasons why a sleep appliance is preferred versus a CPAP are:

DISCREET AND QUIET

Sleeping with your significant other is discreet and quiet with a sleep appliance. Instead of placing a mask over your face, and running your CPAP's fan for the entire night, discreetly place your sleep appliance in your mouth, nestle up to your significant other and fall asleep.

CLEANING IS SIMPLE

Cleaning your sleep appliance is simple! No need to remove your hose and clean it. No need to remove your water reservoir and clean it. After a good night's sleep, brush your teeth and at the same time, brush your sleep appliance. It's just that simple and it's just that easy.

TRAVELING IS LIGHT

Traveling with your sleep appliance is light. Shave pounds from your luggage by not taking your CPAP and extensions cords. Simply slide the sleep appliance in your pocket, and off you go.

CAMPING IS A BREEZE

Camping with a sleep appliance is a breeze. Instead of packing generators, gasoline, electrical cords, and water for your CPAP, simply take your sleep appliance from your pocket, put it in your mouth, and fall asleep.

How a Sleep Appliance Changes Lives

Watch the testimonials from our valued patients below. See how a sleep appliance has changed their lives.

I've been a user of an American Sleep Dentistry oral appliance for about 5 or 6 years and it's been a life changer for me. I sleep so much better when I wear it.- Craig Marchant

I've been a user of an American Sleep Dentistry oral appliance for about 5 or 6 years and it's been a life changer for me. I sleep so much better when I wear it. - Craig Marchant

I had 3 telehealth appointments with Dr. Sorensen. She answered any of my questions and it was extremely simple. For 9 months I struggled with sleeping through the night. I tried the oral appliance and I sleep through the night. It's been a life changer for me. I can sleep. I have no brain fog. I have energy. I can get up and do things.-Joy Klag

"I've been wearing my mouth appliance for about 2 weeks now and was surprised how quickly I adapted to it. I love it! So much better than a sleep mask. No hoses and machines to clean. It really works too. I wake up feeling totally rested and refreshed. American Sleep Dentistry is the way to go. Their service is exceptional!"
-Joy Klag

What causes Sleep Apnea?

A sleep appliance treats sleep apnea similar to a CPAP but without the hassle. To understand how a CPAP and a sleep appliance treats sleep apnea, you have to understand what causes sleep apnea.

NORMAL BREATHING

While you sleep, normal breathing occurs when you take a breath, and the air freely travels through your nose and mouth, through your airway to your lungs.

SLEEP APNEA

Sleep apnea occurs when the muscles in your neck and jaw relax during sleep causing your lower jaw to collapse, cutting of your air supply to your lungs and suffocating you. When your air supply is cut off, subconsciously you awake and tighten your neck muscles, and advancing your lower jaw.

A sleep appliance treats sleep apnea similar to a CPAP but without the hassle. To understand how a CPAP and a sleep appliance treats sleep apnea, you have to understand what causes sleep apnea.

Normal Breathing

While you sleep, normal breathing occurs when you take a breath, and the air freely travels through your nose and mouth, through your airway to your lungs.

SLEEP APNEA

Sleep apnea occurs when the muscles in your neck and jaw relax during sleep causing your lower jaw to collapse, cutting of your air supply to your lungs and suffocating you. When your air supply is cut off, subconsciously you awake and tighten your neck muscles, and advancing your lower jaw.

Treatments for Sleep Apnea

There are 2 treatments that are FDA cleared to treat sleep apnea: An oral appliance and a CPAP. Both the oral appliance and CPAP eliminate or reduce sleep apnea by opening the blocked airway in the back of your throat.

CPAP

A CPAP opens the airway by placing a mask over your mouth and nose, forcing air down your collapsed airway. This results in your airway opening,allowing.

SLEEP APPLIANCE

A sleep appliance is similar to a retainer that is worn and night on your upper and lower teeth. Your lower jaw is advanced end-to-end with your upper teeth maintaining your lower jaw forward. This results in your airway remaining open and you breathing freely without a mask forcing air to your lungs.

There are 2 treatments that are FDA cleared to treat sleep apnea: An oral appliance and a CPAP. Both the oral appliance and CPAP eliminate or reduce sleep apnea by opening the blocked airway in the back of your throat.

CPAP

A CPAP opens the airway by placing a mask over your mouth and nose, forcing air down your collapsed airway. This results in your airway opening, allowing you to resume breathing..

A sleep appliance treats sleep apnea similar to a CPAP but without the hassle. To understand how a CPAP and a sleep appliance treats sleep apnea, you have to understand what causes sleep apnea.

SLEEP APPLIANCE

A sleep appliance is similar to a retainer that is worn and night on your upper and lower teeth. Your lower jaw is advanced end-to-end with your upper teeth maintaining your lower jaw forward. This results in your airway remaining open and you breathing freely without a mask forcing air to your lungs.

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Replace your CPAP with an FDA Cleared

appliance for sleep apnea

Verify if a sleep appliance works for you with a

Step 1

Step 2

ASD takes an impression of your teeth via a Telehealth appointment with a sleep dentist.

Step 3

Step 4

ASD's sleep dentists fit you with a custom
sleep appliance via a Telehealth Appointment.

DISCREET
AND QUIET

CLEANING
IS SIMPLE

TRAVELING
IS LIGHT

CAMPING
IS A BREEZE

Sleeping with your significant other is discreet and quiet with a sleep appliance. Instead of placing a mask over your face, and running your CPAP's fan for the entire night, discreetly place your sleep appliance in your mouth, nestle up to your significant other and fall asleep.

Cleaning your sleep appliance is simple! No need to remove your hose and clean it. No need to remove your water reservoir and clean it. After a good night's sleep, brush your teeth and at the same time, brush your sleep appliance. It's just that simple and it's just that easy.

Traveling with your sleep appliance is light. Shave pounds from your luggage by not taking your CPAP and extensions cords. Simply slide the sleep appliance in your pocket, and off you go.

Camping with a sleep appliance is a breeze. Instead of packing generators, gasoline, electrical cords, and water for your CPAP, simply take your sleep appliance from your pocket, put it in your mouth, and fall asleep.

How a Sleep Appliance Changes Lives

Watch the testimonials from our valued patients below. See how a sleep appliance has changed their lives.

Watch the testimonials from our valued patients below. See how a sleep appliance has changed their lives.

What causes Sleep Apnea?

NORMAL BREATHING

SLEEP APNEA

A sleep appliance treats sleep apnea similar to a CPAP but without the hassle. To understand how a CPAP and a sleep appliance treats sleep apnea, you have to understand what causes sleep apnea.

While you sleep, normal breathing occurs when you take a breath, and the air freely travels through your nose and mouth, through your airway to your lungs.

Sleep apnea occurs when the muscles in your neck and jaw relax during sleep causing your lower jaw to collapse, cutting of your air supply to your lungs and suffocating you. When your air supply is cut off, subconsciously you awake and tighten your neck muscles, and advancing your lower jaw.

Treatments for Sleep Apnea

CPAP

SLEEP APPLIANCE

There are 2 treatments that are FDA cleared to treat sleep apnea: An oral appliance and a CPAP. Both the oral appliance and CPAP eliminate or reduce sleep apnea by opening the blocked airway in the back of your throat.

A CPAP opens the airway by placing a mask over your mouth and nose, forcing air down your collapsed airway. This results in your airway opening, allowing you to resume breathing..

A sleep appliance treats sleep apnea similar to a CPAP but without the hassle. To understand how a CPAP and a sleep appliance treats sleep apnea, you have to understand what causes sleep apnea.

Verify if my Insurance or Medicare

covers a sleep appliance!

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