Oral Appliances for Sleep Apnea in NJ
Non-Invasive, Personalized Treatment to Help You Breathe Easier and Sleep Better
Non-Invasive, Personalized Sleep Appliance Therapy to Help You
Breathe Easier and Sleep Better
For patients seeking a simpler, more comfortable alternative to CPAP machines, oral appliance therapy offers a highly effective solution. At Cherry Hill Sleep, our oral appliance clinic in NJ specializes in custom-fit oral appliances designed to keep your airway open during sleep, reducing snoring and improving your overall health. Oral appliance therapy is especially effective for patients with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) or those who cannot tolerate CPAP therapy. It’s a non-invasive, easy-to-use option that can significantly improve your quality of life.
How Custom Oral Appliance Therapy Works
Oral appliances, also known as oral mouthpieces for snoring or mandibular advancement oral appliances, are custom-made dental devices that fit over your teeth, similar to a mouthguard or orthodontic retainer. These devices work by:
Repositioning the Jaw: Moving the lower jaw forward to keep the airway open, helping reduce snoring and mild to moderate sleep apnea symptoms
Supporting the Tongue: Preventing it from collapsing into the airway, allowing for unobstructed breathing throughout the night
Improving Oxygen Flow: Enhances airflow to ensure smoother, uninterrupted breathing, which promotes restorative sleep and overall health.
Our dental apnea devices are designed for comfort, effectiveness, and long-term compliance.
Benefits of Oral Appliances Therapy
Choosing oral appliance for sleep apnea provides several advantages over other treatment methods:
Comfortable and Easy to Use: Small, lightweight, and custom oral appliances for maximum comfort, making it easier to stick with treatment long-term
Non-Invasive: No hoses, masks, or complicated machinery, offering a simpler and patient-friendly solution
Improved Sleep Quality: Reduces snoring and promotes uninterrupted sleep, leading to better daytime alertness and energy
Highly Portable: Compact and travel-friendly, ideal for those who frequently move or travel but want consistent therapy
High Compliance Rate: Patients are more likely to use apnea dental appliances consistently compared to CPAP, improving treatment effectiveness and health outcomes.
Who Can Benefit for Sleep Apnea?
Oral appliance therapy is recommended for:
Patients with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea looking for a convenient, non-invasive treatment option
Patients who are intolerant of CPAP therapy and need an alternative apnea oral device
Individuals looking for a non-invasive, travel-friendly solution.
Why Choose Cherry Hill Sleep for Apnea Dental Appliance?
Personalized Care: Custom-fitted devices designed to suit your unique dental structure and sleep needs
Expert Guidance: Dr. Reddy’s extensive training ensures exceptional results with dental sleep appliances
Patient-Centered Approach: We work with you to find the most effective, comfortable and sustainable solution for your lifestyle.
Oral Appliance Therapy (OAT) – FAQs
It is designed to fit your mouth perfectly. It gently advances your lower jaw (mandible) forward to prevent the airway from collapsing during sleep, promoting better airflow and reducing apneic events.
You might benefit if you experience loud snoring, frequent waking, or daytime fatigue. A sleep study and consultation with our dental sleep specialist can determine if sleep appliance therapy is right for you.
Absolutely. One of the biggest benefits of using an oral appliance over a CPAP is its portability. Your apnea oral device is compact, discreet, and travel-friendly.
Ideal candidates for a dental apnea device are individuals with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea, especially those who can’t tolerate a CPAP machine. It's also a great option for people who snore but don’t have severe apnea.
Most patients adjust to their appliance within a few days to a couple of weeks. Initial soreness or tightness is normal but temporary, and the device becomes more comfortable with regular use.
With proper care, an OAT dental appliance can last 3–5 years. However, regular dental checkups are essential to ensure the appliance continues to fit properly and perform effectively.
Yes, many oral appliances used in treating snoring and sleep apnea, including mandibular advancement oral appliances, are FDA-approved and backed by clinical research.
Daily cleaning with a soft brush and mild soap is recommended. Avoid using hot water or harsh chemicals, and store the device in a ventilated case. Cherry Hill Sleep provides maintenance tips during your fitting appointment.
Oral appliance therapy doesn't cure sleep apnea but manages its symptoms effectively when used consistently. It can significantly improve sleep quality and reduce long-term health risks associated with untreated apnea.
OAT (Oral Appliance Therapy) devices are specifically designed to treat sleep apnea by advancing the jaw and improving airway patency, often customized for each patient to maximize comfort and efficacy.
Take the First Step Toward Restful Sleep
Don’t let sleep apnea disrupt your daily life any longer. Visit Cherry Hill Sleep, conveniently located in Cherry Hill, NJ, for expert care and proven solutions.
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