Breathe Easier. Sleep Better. Live Healthier.
Restful sleep is essential for your health — but if you snore heavily or wake up feeling exhausted, sleep apnea may be the reason. At McMahon Dental, we offer custom oral appliance therapy as a comfortable, effective alternative to CPAP machines, helping you rest deeply and wake up refreshed.
Understanding Sleep Apnea
Sleep apnea is a condition where breathing repeatedly stops and starts during sleep — often due to the airway becoming blocked.
Left untreated, it can lead to fatigue, headaches, high blood pressure, and an increased risk of heart problems.
While traditional CPAP therapy can be effective, many patients find it difficult to tolerate. That’s why we provide a modern, patient-friendly solution that fits easily into your lifestyle.
A Comfortable Alternative to CPAP
Oral appliance therapy uses a small, custom-fit device that gently repositions the jaw to keep your airway open while you sleep.
It’s quiet, non-invasive, and easy to use — giving you the benefits of CPAP without the noise or discomfort.
- Small, discreet, and travel-friendly
- Comfortable and easy to wear
- Quiet — no hoses, noise, or air pressure
- Custom designed for your unique bite and airway
- Improves sleep quality and daytime energy
A better night’s sleep begins with a more comfortable solution.
How Oral Appliance Therapy Works
Modern technology allows us to create dentures with unmatched precision and comfort.
01
Comprehensive Evaluation
We’ll review your medical history, symptoms, and sleep study results to determine if you’re a candidate for an oral appliance.
02
Digital Impressions & Airway Analysis
Using 3D scanning and CBCT technology, we evaluate your airway and create a custom-fit device for optimal comfort and effectiveness.
03
Appliance Fitting
Your device is adjusted to ensure a secure, comfortable fit that supports easy breathing throughout the night.
04
Ongoing Monitoring
We’ll check your progress and comfort over time, making any refinements to maximize your results and overall wellness.
Signs You May Have Sleep Apnea
If you experience any of the following, it’s worth discussing a sleep apnea evaluation with our team:
- Loud, chronic snoring
- Morning headaches or dry mouth
- Daytime fatigue or brain fog
- Restless sleep or frequent awakenings
- High blood pressure or TMJ discomfort
The sooner you find the right treatment, the sooner you’ll feel like yourself again.
Why Patients Choose McMahon Dental
Expertise in Airway & Oral Health
We understand the connection between your airway, jaw position, and overall wellness.
Precision-Fit Appliances
Designed with advanced digital technology for maximum comfort.
Personalized Care
Every solution is tailored to your unique needs and sleep patterns.
Whole-Body Focus
We treat the root cause, not just the symptoms.
Take the First Step Toward Better Sleep
Don’t let snoring or restless nights hold you back. Schedule your consultation to see how a custom sleep appliance can help you breathe easier and sleep soundly again.