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sleep apnea treatment at Cusp Dental

Overcome sleep apnea

 

Sleep apnea is a condition where your breathing repeatedly stops and starts during sleep. These pauses, or apneas, can last anywhere from a few seconds to minutes and may happen many times throughout the night — often without you even realizing it’s happening. Over time, sleep apnea can affect your health and overall quality of life, leading to issues like high blood pressure, heart problems, and more.

 

At Cusp Dental, our Chicago sleep apnea dentist offers effective treatments to help you manage this issue and improve your sleep quality.

Customized treatments for better sleep

NightLase with Fotona Laser

NightLase is a cutting-edge, non-invasive laser treatment that targets the soft tissues in the throat to reduce snoring and sleep apnea. The Fotona laser gently heats and tightens the tissues in the airway, which helps to keep the airways open and improve airflow. This treatment helps reduce the frequency and severity of apneas, leading to more restful and uninterrupted sleep.

Mandibular Advancement Devices

Mandibular advancement devices (MADs) are custom-made dental appliances designed to treat sleep apnea by repositioning the lower jaw and tongue. By advancing the lower jaw slightly forward, these devices help keep the airway open during sleep, preventing obstructions that can cause apneas. MADs are a less invasive and more portable alternative to CPAP machines, offering a practical solution.

Customized treatments for better sleep at cusp dental
Our team at Cusp Dental

Your trusted Chicago sleep apnea dentists

The key to effective sleep apnea management? A dedicated team using the latest technology. At Cusp Dental, we’re committed to providing top-quality care with advanced treatments. Let us help you breathe easier and sleep better.

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Your time to get better sleep is here

Discover how our advanced sleep apnea treatments can make a difference in your life. Contact us today to find out if NightLase or a MAD is right for you.

Answers to your most common questions about sleep apnea

  • How does NightLase help with sleep apnea?

    NightLase is a non-invasive laser treatment that reduces sleep apnea and snoring by tightening the tissues in your airway. The Fotona laser gently heats these tissues, helping to improve airflow and reduce obstructions without the need for anesthesia or surgical intervention.

  • How do mandibular advancement devices work?

    MADs are custom-made appliances that reposition your lower jaw and tongue to keep the airway open during sleep. By preventing airway blockages, these devices help alleviate symptoms of sleep apnea and reduce snoring.

  • Are NightLase treatments painful?

    No, NightLase treatments are generally comfortable and involve no pain. The Fotona laser is designed to provide precise and gentle treatment, with no need for anesthesia or incisions. Most patients find the procedure to be well-tolerated with minimal discomfort.

  • How long does it take to see results from NightLase?

    Results from NightLase can vary, but many patients start to experience improvements in their sleep quality and reduction in snoring after a few sessions. The full benefits typically become more apparent after completing the recommended series of treatments.

  • What are the benefits of using MADs?

    MADs offer several benefits, including comfort, portability, and effectiveness in reducing sleep apnea symptoms. They are a non-invasive alternative and can be customized to fit your mouth for optimal results. Many patients find them easier to use and more convenient for travel.

Experience restful, uninterrupted sleep

From your initial consultation to the final treatment, enjoy a personalized and effective approach to sleep apnea. We prioritize your comfort and well-being with advanced solutions and compassionate care.

Chicago Sleep Apnea Dentists at Cusp Dental

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