New Patients Always Welcome

New Patients Always Welcome

Gentle Care

Sleep Apnea Treatment

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We provide gentle and compassionate care in a friendly environment. We always focus on evidence based diagnosis, patient education, and working with you to build a treatment plan that aligns with your oral health goals.
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Why Choose Us?

Availability

We’re accepting new patients and can help with dental emergencies. Give us a call or send us an email to book an appointment.

Comprehensive Dentistry

We offer a full range of general, family, cosmetic, restorative, and emergency dentistry.

We’re Gentle

We always focus on gentle techniques and use advanced equipment to ensure your comfort.

Insurance & Fees

All of our services are priced competitively and many of our services are covered by popular insurance plans.

Covered by Dental Insurance - We are In-Network!

And Many More!

Sleep Apnea Smithtown, NY

Do you suffer from severe snoring or have difficulty breathing at night? If so, you may have sleep apnea. A partially obstructed airway during sleep can result in loud and constant snoring and may affect those around you. In some cases, the interruption of regular breathing patterns and possible stoppage of breathing, is commonly referred to as obstructive sleep apnea. These issues can be hazardous to your health but your dentist can help.

How can your dentist help?

Your dentist can provide you with a range of solutions to reduce or correct sleep apnea. In order to get an understanding of your condition an initial consultation is necessary. After a review of your oral needs your dentist will provide a treatment plan specifically tailored to you. One of the most common and highly effective treatments is a custom made mouth guard to maintain proper jaw position during sleep, increasing airflow and resulting in a more restful sleep with less interruption.

If you want a deeper sleep, more energy, and a healthier body don’t hesitate to contact us and set up a sleep apnea consultation!

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Insurance & Payments

Most of our treatments are covered by popular insurance plans. Give us a call with your insurance details and we’ll help you determine your coverage. After your treatment, we collect payment from you and will help you submit your insurance claim.

No Insurance, No Problem!

All of our treatments are priced competitively and we offer our own in-house dental plans to ensure you can maintain excellent oral health in a cost-effective manner.

We’ve also partnered with Cherry as a buy now, pay-later financing approach.

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Ask us Anything…

Have a question or want to learn more? Give us a call or send us an email, we’d love to get the conversation started.

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Sleep Apnea Treatment Near Me

Have you ever woken up feeling like you didn’t get a minute’s worth of sleep last night; you have a throbbing headache, and you’re being berated for snoring all night long?

Yes, yes, and yes.

You probably already know that you suffer from a potentially serious breathing disorder known as sleep apnea – a condition wherein you temporarily stop breathing during the night. You’ll wake up feeling tired, irritable, and would probably doze off in the middle of the day!

Sleep apnea can take a toll on your physical and mental health, but there’s a way to keep the condition from turning serious. No, we’re not talking about the big, uncomfortable CPAP machine – don’t worry!

What are we talking about then?

Oral appliances!

What Is An Oral Appliance And How Does It Work?

An oral appliance is custom-built and works by essentially realigning the jaw to open the airway. Your dentist will start off by asking you a few questions related to your condition, co-existing ailments, and general physical health. They might also perform a sleep examination, and ask a partner to verify your sleeping habits.

What To Expect During Your Appointment?

Here are a few things you should expect when going in to get an oral appliance made:

  • The dentist will ask you to fill a questionnaire related to your sleeping habits
  • You’ll be asked to cooperate for a physical exam
  • An impression, that is a negative reproduction, of your oral cavity will be taken
  • A cast, that is a positive reproduction, of your oral cavity will be made
  • A unique oral appliance will be made based on the dimensions of the cast
  • The entire process might take between two to three visits – so, heads up!

What Makes An Oral Appliance An Alternative To A CPAP?

Sleep should be peaceful and relaxing, not disjointed and restless. If it is difficult to comply with a CPAP, an oral appliance is a great alternative treatment modality to better improve your sleep. An oral appliance is custom-built which means its unique to you and your needs. It’s not big, and bulky at all. Think of it like a retainer – it might take a minute to get used to, but once you do, you won’t even know it’s there!

What To Expect During Your Follow-Up?

An oral appliance isn’t a definite sleep apnea treatment, it’s a balancing device. That is, the oral appliance can get you to sleep peacefully at night.

However, you will be required to come in for a few follow-up visits. Why? Because the dentist needs to evaluate your sleeping status post-insertion, or whether the device is causing any problems.

What problems?

  • An ill-fitting oral appliance can cause pain
  • An oral appliance that’s over-extended into the gums would cause ulceration
  • An oral appliance that hasn’t been smoothed out perfectly might cause lacerations


Haven’t had a good night’s sleep in a while? We’ve got your back! Contact us today to get a consultation!

We’re Different!

Our Promise to You

We promise to always put YOU first!

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You’re the Boss

Honest, Non-Pushy Dentistry

Our job is to show you what we see in your mouth, educate you on your options, and let you make the best decision for yourself. We never push unnecessary treatments and always give you options.

Give us a Call!

The first step to better oral health is giving us a call to book an appointment.

Initial Visit

During your first visit we will take some X-Rays and give you a tour of your mouth with our intra oral cameras. Then, we’ll learn about your oral health goals and give you any applicable treatment options.

Next Visit

Once you know what is going on inside of your mouth, you make the treatment decisions that are best for you. We will never be pushy or recommend treatment that you don’t need.

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New Patients are always welcomed at our practice!

Give us a call or fill out the form below and one of our friendly team members will be happy to help you!