Sleep apnea and snoring
For some patients, snoring or mild sleep apnea is connected to how the jaw rests during sleep. A custom dental appliance gently shifts the lower jaw forward, helping improve airflow and supporting quieter, more comfortable breathing at night.
Why it matters
- Snoring
- Mild obstructive sleep apnea (selected cases)
- Interrupted or restless sleep due to airway restriction
How we help
We’ll talk about your symptoms, maybe work with your doctor, and decide if a custom dental appliance is right for you. It’s a small device, made just for your mouth, that keeps your airway open. For a lot of people, that’s all it takes to get better sleep.
Getting started with the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)? We’ll walk you through what’s covered and help you get the care you need — no confusion, no stress.
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Cost shouldn’t be a barrier to care. We offer 0% financing, help you understand your insurance, and walk you through every option — so you can make the choice that’s right for you.
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