Restful Nights
Productive days.

Snoring &

Sleep Apnea Solutions

Snoring & Sleep Apnea Solutions

Restful Nights
Productive days.

Whether you or your partner experience snoring, sleep apnea or a CPAP mask that doesn't work like it should, aspects of your lives suffer — relationships, work, energy level.

You don't have to give up a good night's rest any longer. ADVENT's simple, in-office snoring and sleep apnea solutions are innovative and highly effective, requiring little, if any, down time for recovery. You can find real relief in a few steps.

You Have to Breathe Right to Sleep Right

First, we listen to understand what you’ve been through. Then, we evaluate your concerns using the best technology and create a customized treatment plan unique to your needs. We quickly discover the root of your concerns, provide real relief through long-term solutions and guide you through the complexity of insurance coverage.

Step 1

Your first visit is focused on finding the facts to ensure we understand the root of your Breathing Triangle problem. This is critical to establishing a proper care plan to help you reach your goals.

Step 2

Conveniently worn for one night, we may request an at-home sleep study to evaluate snoring and oxygen
levels to detect sleep apnea.

Step 3

To further assess the root cause of your problem you will receive an in-office CT scan. A board-certified physician will immediately review the results with you and discuss how ADVENT can alleviate any nasal obstructions that may be causing your snoring or sleep apnea.

Step 4

Simple solutions treat your nasal airways, which may also reduce excessive snoring.

Step 5

Once the nasal passageways are open, if necessary, we will discuss further treatment options for snoring and sleep apnea, including at-home medical management and simple in-office procedures.

“ADVENT is different because I wasn’t just a number; they cared about me and my outcome. The staff here really wanted to find a solution to my sinus problems. They didn’t want to just mask the symptoms; they wanted something permanent that would last.”