Replace your CPAP with an FDA cleared appliance for sleep apnea.
Schedule a free sleep consultation with an ASD credentialed dentist to discuss how an FDA cleared sleep appliance treats sleep apnea without a CPAP. ASD dentists bill your medical insurance and Medicare, so you pay little or zero!
FDA Cleared
FDA cleared to treat sleep apnea and snoring.
Replace Your CPAP
Replace your CPAP with a comfortable appliance.
Dentist
Work with an ASD credentialed dentist.
Little or No Cost
Bill Medicare and Medical Insurance.
Comfort
The most comfortable appliances.
3 Easy Steps
To treating Sleep Apnea and replacing your CPAP
ASD finds you a credentialed dentist.
ASD verifies if you have any out of pocket expenses.
Dentist fits you with an FDA cleared appliance for sleep apnea.
Work with Dentist to Treat Your Sleep Apnea
ASD credentialed dentists will fit you with a custom oral appliance for treating sleep apnea replacing your CPAP and will continue to monitor your progress in the future. ASD credentialed dentists are able to bill Medicare and Medical Insurance saving your thousands of dollars. All you pay is your deductible and copay – if any.
Want to Replace your CPAP?
If you are looking to treat your sleep apnea or if you want to replace your CPAP, ASD credentialed dentists will fit you with an FDA cleared appliance to eliminate or reduce sleep apnea.
Extreme Comfort
According to the Department of Health, 80% of people prefer an appliance over a CPAP. ASD credentialed dentist will fit you with a custom appliance for sleep apnea.
Quiet
No air pumps, masks or tubes.
Portable
Fits in your pocket and easy to travel.
Comfortable
Treatment Preferred 80% of the time over a CPAP.
Easily Adjustable
Simply advance the bottom jaw and bite.
ASD Credentialed Dentist Bill Your Insurance or Medicare
ASD credentialed dentists are credentialed with Medicare and all major medical insurance companies and are able to bill Medicare and your medical insurance saving you thousands of dollars. All you pay is your deductible and coinsurance – if any.
What is sleep apnea?
Normal Breathing
When you breathe while sleeping, air enters your mouth and nose and freely passes through the back of your throat into your lungs.
Sleep Apnea
Sleep apnea occurs when the muscles and tissues in the back of your throat relax and collapse your airway while you sleep. As air attempts to pass through this collapsed airway, tissues vibrate and cause you to snore. Sometimes this collapse prohibits airflow so severely that you briefly stop breathing; your body automatically responds and wakes you up, allowing airflow to resume. This pattern of air deprivation and breath resumption is known as sleep apnea. Sleep apnea can cause multiple complications, including: chronic fatigue, high blood pressure, depression, heart attack and more.
