of dental problems are preventable with regular care
on prevention saves up to $50 in restorative treatment
is all it takes to maintain a healthy smile for life
Many people don’t realize that the structure and position of your jaw, tongue, and airway play a major role in how well you breathe during sleep. When the airway becomes restricted, it can lead to snoring, disrupted sleep, and conditions like obstructive sleep apnea — all of which impact your overall health and quality of life.
Airway-focused dentistry looks at how oral structures influence breathing and sleep. Using non-invasive treatments like custom oral appliances, we can help keep your airway open throughout the night. These devices are often a comfortable alternative for patients who struggle with CPAP therapy.
Sleep-related breathing issues are also linked to broader health concerns including fatigue, cardiovascular health, and cognitive function. By addressing the root cause, we help improve not just your sleep — but your overall wellbeing.
In-office screening and risk assessment to determine your likelihood of sleep-disordered breathing.
Custom-fitted device that repositions the jaw to keep the airway open. A proven alternative to CPAP for many patients.
Targeted solutions for non-apnea snoring using comfortable oral appliances.
Evaluation and management of TMJ disorders often linked to airway and sleep issues.
Assessment of mouth breathing, tongue tie, and airway development in children. Early intervention is key.
Custom guards for grinding and clenching — often associated with airway obstruction.
We work closely with sleep physicians, ENTs, and orthodontists to ensure comprehensive care.
Our team is trained in dental sleep medicine and stays up to date with the latest treatment protocols and technologies.
For patients who can’t tolerate CPAP, oral appliance therapy offers a comfortable and effective alternative.
We work directly with your sleep physician to ensure treatment is medically sound and aligned with your overall care plan.
Highly rated on Google — Mosinee, WI
Yes — dentists trained in dental sleep medicine can treat mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea with custom oral appliances. Severe cases are co-managed with a sleep physician.
A custom device worn during sleep that gently repositions the jaw and tongue to keep the airway open. It’s comfortable, quiet, and portable.
Yes — a formal diagnosis is required. We can help coordinate testing with your physician or refer you for a home sleep study.
Yes — a formal diagnosis is required. We can help coordinate testing with your physician or refer you for a home sleep study.
Many medical insurance plans cover oral appliance therapy for diagnosed sleep apnea. We verify your benefits before starting treatment.
A sleep apnea appliance is custom-made and medically approved. Over-the-counter snore guards are not designed to treat sleep apnea.
yes — early intervention for airway issues in children can improve breathing, development, and long-term health outcomes.
Better sleep starts with a conversation. Schedule a sleep health consultation at Mosinee Smiles in Mosinee today.
