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Live in Grand Rapids, MI and have obstructive sleep apnea? Dr. Brianna Szymanski can custom-make your nighttime sleep apnea device. This will improve airflow while you sleep and safeguard your oral health. The expert team at Craft Dentistry will examine your alignment and take impressions of your teeth to ensure a comfortable fit.
Don’t have sleep apnea? If you don’t have sleep apnea, but your snoring wakes you or your partner up at night, a custom-made device may also be an option.
Not sure if you have sleep apnea? Dental health provides insights into whole-body health, including the quality of your sleep. Dr. Szymanski will alert you to changes in your oral health that may be a sign of sleep apnea.
A comprehensive examination of your teeth, gums, and oral health.
This determines if a sleep apnea device can improve alignment and airflow.
We take impressions to custom-make and expertly fit your device.
Custom-made oral devices may be an alternative to loud and bulky CPAC machines!
Going to the dentist isn’t only essential for your oral health, as oral health is whole-body health. If the quality of your sleep has declined Dr. Szymanski will check for signs of sleep apnea. If you’ve already been diagnosed or need relief from snoring, schedule an appointment to explore your options!
Dental health is whole-body health.
Also referred to as oral appliances, sleep apnea devices comfortably reposition your jaw and tongue to open your upper airway while you sleep. If snoring is the problem, they minimize soft tissue vibrations for a quieter night’s sleep.
For those diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), custom oral devices offer a potential alternative to loud and bulky CPAC machines. However, they aren’t an option for central sleep apnea (CSA).
Not everyone diagnosed with OSA is a candidate for a sleep device. Dr. Szymanski will review the alignment of your jawline to determine if improved airflow can be achieved.
OSA also increases the likelihood of you sleeping with your mouth open, which leads to dry mouth. Decreased saliva flow while you sleep can increase bacterial growth, cavities, tooth decay, mouth sores, and your risk for developing gum disease.
If you’re snoring, aren’t sleeping well, and have the symptoms below you may have sleep apnea.
Improved sleep may be a top priority, but without proper treatment, OSA can negatively impact your oral health.
Craft Dentistry in Grand Rapids, MI offers Mandibular Advancement Devices (MAD) to help with your Sleep Apnea. MADs deliver superior jaw realignment. They’re custom-fit to snap on over both your upper and lower teeth. The connecting hinges gently adjust the alignment of your jaw. This small shift and repositioning drastically improves your airway and minimizes snoring.
Your oral health appliance is easy to clean and care for. We’ll provide detailed instructions for how to use, clean, store, and sanitize.
Dr. Szymanski will inquire about the quality of your sleep and look for oral health clues of sleep apnea during your visit.
Maybe! Snoring is often caused by restricted airflow and the unique anatomy of your mouth and jawline. Dr. Szymanski will advise on whether an oral device can adjust alignment to minimize vibrations and improve airflow.
Yes, you can. However, they may not fit properly. Without a proper fit, these devices may not provide the alignment required to improve your symptoms.
Yes, you can. However, they may not fit properly. Without a proper fit, these devices may not provide the alignment required to improve your symptoms.
Custom-made oral devices ensure a perfect fit. If they’re comfortable, you’re more likely to wear them.
Like anything new, they may take a few nights to get used to. If you’ve used mouthguards for sports or Invisalign to straighten your teeth, the sensation is similar.
Your comfort is a top priority, which is why we suggest custom-made devices.
Insurance plans vary greatly. The only way to determine if the cost of your device is covered is to call your insurance provider to check your coverage.
A discreet way to get the straight teeth you’ve always wanted.
