12078 San Jose Blvd, Suite 1, Jacksonville, FL 32223
904-268-4466
Loud snoring
Regular snoring that disturbs sleep.
Airway & Sleep Dentistry
Care for snoring and sleep-related breathing concerns.
Schedule a Consultation
Listen to Your Sleep
Explore Your Options
Care That FitsBetter sleep starts with understanding
Snoring, disrupted sleep, and daytime fatigue can have many causes. We listen, review your dental health, and discuss whether dental sleep care may help.
A medical clinician diagnoses or rules out sleep apnea. We can coordinate with your medical team when testing or treatment planning is needed.
Signs worth discussing
Pauses or gasping
Breathing pauses or gasping during sleep.
Morning headaches
Waking with headaches or feeling unrefreshed.
Daytime fatigue
Feeling very tired during the day.
These signs do not confirm sleep apnea. A medical clinician can determine whether testing is needed.
A clear path to care
Talk with us
Share your sleep concerns, health history, and questions.
Medical evaluation
A medical clinician diagnoses or rules out sleep apnea and recommends testing when needed.
Dental care plan
When appropriate, we discuss dental options, fitting, and follow-up.
Dental options for sleep-related breathing
Custom Oral Appliance
A custom-fitted device worn during sleep may be an option for an appropriate patient after medical evaluation.
QuietNite® Therapy
The practice offers QuietNite® as a noninvasive option for selected airway and oral posture concerns. Ask if it fits your plan.
A treatment recommendation depends on your evaluation and your medical clinician’s guidance.
A comfortable option to discuss
For some people who cannot tolerate CPAP, a custom oral appliance may be considered with their medical clinician. Fit and follow-up are part of care.
Ask About Oral Appliance TherapyAirway & Sleep FAQs
Can a dentist diagnose sleep apnea?
No. A medical clinician diagnoses or rules out sleep apnea, often using sleep testing. Our dental team can discuss your symptoms and coordinate dental care with your medical team.
How does an oral appliance work?
A custom-fitted oral appliance is worn during sleep and gently positions the lower jaw forward. If it is recommended, we discuss fitting, use, and follow-up.
Is an oral appliance an alternative to CPAP?
It may be an option for some people, including those who have trouble using CPAP. Your medical diagnosis, needs, and clinician’s recommendation determine whether it is appropriate.
What happens during an airway and sleep consultation?
We review your concerns and dental health, explain possible dental options, and discuss whether you need medical evaluation or coordination before treatment.
OUR LOCATION
Visit us in Mandarin, Jacksonville
12078 San Jose Blvd, Suite 1Jacksonville, FL 32223Get Directions
