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Oral Appliance Therapy (OAT)

Your CPAP-Free Solution For Sleep Apnea

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Making Sleep Apnea Treatment Easy

Finding relief from snoring or sleep apnea shouldn't have to be a nightly battle. And no one wants to strap a CPAP mask to their face each night. You now have options...

Introducing the most comfortable, least intrusive way to find sleep apnea and snoring success:

ADVENT Oral Appliance Therapy for Sleep Apnea & Snoring

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What is Oral Appliance Therapy?

Oral Appliance Therapy (OAT) is a simple, non-invasive treatment for sleep apnea and snoring, OAT is a CPAP Alternative. You simply wear a precision-made mouthpiece, known as an Oral Appliance, while you sleep. It works by slightly repositioning your lower jaw to keep your airway open, allowing for correct breathing while you sleep.

How Does An Oral Appliance Work?

An Oral Appliance is similar to a mouthguard athletes use while playing sports. However, this is a precision-made medical device custom fit to your anatomy to slightly reposition your lower jaw forward. This can help keep your airway open...allowing you to get the healthy restful sleep you have been looking for.

Your Road Map to Better Sleep

There are 3 simple steps to Oral Appliance Therapy that you'll go through after your New Patient Visit:

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Step 1

Assessment & Scan

You'll get a risk-free evaluation and dental scan by a medical specialist. This will help determine if Oral Appliance Therapy is right for you.

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Step 2

Personalized Fitting & Adjustment

You’ll get a personalized fitting and hands-on instructions. Plus, support and adjustments are at no cost for 90 days.

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Step 3

Confirm Maximum Effectiveness

You’ll get a home sleep test to ensure your Oral Appliance is working optimally to treat your sleep apnea.

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96% of Patients Prefer Oral Appliance Therapy Over CPAP

Of Patients STRONGLY Prefer Oral Appliance Therapy Over CPAP & Traditional Solutions [1]

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Oral Appliance Therapy cost 2-3x LESS than a CPAP over a 5-year period [2]

Why Choose ADVENT for Oral Appliance Therapy

Untreated sleep apnea has severe health consequences. We believe that treating it shouldn’t have to be so complicated. This is why we’ve developed a simple process to achieve the best results with Oral Appliance Therapy. With a nose-first approach, you'll start with a New Patient Visit where you'll get a comprehensive full airway assessment by a medical specialist trained to get to the root cause of your issues. This is the best way to set you up for success!

ADVENT's Oral Appliance Advantage Over Standard Oral Appliances

  • 92% More Precise
  • 27% Smaller Overall Profile
  • 10x More Durable
  • 8x More Hygenic
  • 4x More Room for Tongue

Why is Oral Appliance Therapy a better option at ADVENT?

  • You’re treated by medical professionals who are experts in treating breathing and sleep issues
  • Your Oral Appliance assessment and dental scan are 100% risk-free. Your only cost is for the Oral Appliance
  • We accept most insurance and offer flexible payment plans to fit almost any budget
  • You’ll get the ADVENT standard of care…from fit to delivery to follow-ups, we’ll ensure your Oral Appliance works best for you
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Alan's Sleep Apnea Story Before ADVENT Alan's Sleep Apnea Story After ADVENT

Alan Ditched His CPAP With Simple In-Office Solutions:

"I'm really happy...I wish I would have done this 20 years ago."
- Alan

Alan's Sleep Apnea Story Before ADVENT Alan's Sleep Apnea Story After ADVENT

Alan Ditched His CPAP With Simple In-Office Solutions:

"I'm really happy...I wish I would have done this 20 years ago." - Alan

CPAP vs. Oral Appliance:

7 Benefits of Oral Appliance Therapy Over CPAP

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1. Comfort

No hoses, no mask, and no machine means you sleep more comfortably in any position. A great option for side-sleepers, stomach sleepers, and tossers & turners.

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2. Convenient

There are no wires, nothing to plug in or strap on your face. Simply put your Oral Appliance in your mouth right before bed and you’re good to go.

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3. Quieter & Less Disruptive

Unlike a noisy CPAP machine, it doesn’t use electricity and makes no noise. Your bed partner is sure to thank you.

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4. Easy to Clean

It requires much less cleaning and maintenance than CPAP. It’s about as easy as brushing your teeth.

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5. Portable

It’s smaller and easier to travel with. Simply put it in your pocket or purse.

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6. Less Expensive

CPAP requires disposable filters and replacement parts which significantly adds to the cost. Over a five-year period, CPAP costs about 2-to-3 times more than an Oral Appliance.

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7. Improves Sleep Quality

It’s designed to help keep your airway open and mouth closed during sleep. This means you’ll get more healthy restful sleep.

CategoryOral Appliance TherapyCPAP
Treats Sleep ApneaYesYes
Treats SnoringYesYes
Patient PreferredYesNo
Easy to UseYesNo
Custom Fit for Maximum ComfortYesNo
No Ongoing Out of Pocket ExpensesYesNo
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Snoring & Sleep Apnea Relief Near You

Start with your New Patient Appointment at one of these convenient locations:

Oral Appliance Therapy FAQ

How does Oral Appliance Therapy work?

Sleep apnea and snoring are caused by your throat vibrating or collapsing while you sleep. An Oral Appliance gently repositions the lower jaw forward to help open your partially closed airway making it easier to breathe at night.

How long does it take to get used to?

Oral Appliances are customizable to maximize your comfort. Since you’ll only wear your Oral Appliance at night, it may take a week or two to get used to. Many patients find it to be a much more comfortable option than CPAP.

Will my teeth move?

There is very little teeth movement when using an Oral Appliance.

Is Oral Appliance Therapy covered by insurance?

Oral Appliance Therapy coverage varies by insurance plan. We can help you determine if it is covered by your insurance. We also offer flexible payment options to help ensure Oral Appliance Therapy fits within your budget.

How long will my Oral Appliance last?

Oral Appliances are durable, yet flexible. They’re made from proprietary medical-grade material and have a three-year warranty. However, many patients report their Oral Appliance lasting up to 10 years.

Do many people use Oral Appliance Therapy to treat sleep apnea or snoring?

Yes, hundreds of thousands of patients have found success using Oral Appliance Therapy.

What are the benefits of Oral Appliance Therapy?

Oral Appliance therapy has many benefits over a CPAP a few of them being:

  • Costs less than a CPAP over time
  • It doesn't make any noise
  • It's more comfortable since you don't have to deal with any hoses or mask
  • It's easier to maintain and clean

Ready to see if Oral Appliance Therapy is right for you?
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[1] Based on a ProSomnus Institutions Review Board Study conducted in 2021
[2] Journal of Dental Sleep Medicine. 2021 AADSM Virtual Annual Meeting Abstracts: Abstract #15

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