Temporomandibular joint

Sleep and Airway

Our advanced appliances are different, they give you a comfortable nights sleep with less cost and with greater comfort than other services.


What makes these appliances by Dr. Dadjoo unique and different?

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Increase Airway and improve your rest.

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Breath simply during sleep, and rest more.

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Reduce noisy snoring.

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How Sleep Appliances Work

Sleep appliances function by slightly advancing the lower jaw or holding the tongue in a forward position, which can significantly reduce airway obstruction. This adjustment helps maintain an open, unobstructed airway throughout the night, facilitating smoother breathing and reducing the incidence of sleep apnea episodes and snoring.

Benefits of Sleep Appliances

By mitigating breathing disruptions, sleep appliances contribute to more restful and uninterrupted sleep.

These devices are compact, easy to use, and much less intrusive than other treatment options like CPAP machines. They’re also portable, making them ideal for travel.

By keeping the airway open, these appliances can significantly reduce or even eliminate noisy snoring, benefiting both the user and their partner.

Effective management of sleep apnea with a sleep appliance can reduce the risk of related health issues, including hypertension, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes.

Benefits of Sleep Appliances

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Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) Diagnosis

Individuals diagnosed with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea can significantly benefit from a sleep appliance. These devices are designed to open the airway by repositioning the jaw or tongue, reducing apnea episodes and improving oxygen flow during sleep.

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Frequent Travel

The compact and portable nature of sleep appliances makes them ideal for frequent travellers. Unlike CPAP machines, which can be bulky and require electricity, sleep appliances are easy to transport and use anywhere, ensuring consistent sleep apnea treatment on the go.

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Chronic Snoring

For those who suffer from chronic snoring, a sleep appliance can offer a simple yet effective solution. By ensuring the airway remains open throughout the night, these devices can minimize or eliminate snoring, leading to quieter and more restful sleep for both the snorer and their partner.

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Preference for a Non-Invasive Option

Individuals seeking a non-invasive treatment option for sleep apnea or snoring may find sleep appliances to be an attractive choice. These devices do not require surgery or external machines, making them a simple and effective solution.

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CPAP Intolerance

Some individuals find Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) machines uncomfortable or cumbersome. A sleep appliance provides an excellent alternative for those who are CPAP intolerant, offering a less invasive and more comfortable way to manage sleep apnea.

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Difficulty Sleeping in a Single Position

Sleep appliances allow for greater freedom of movement during sleep compared to treatments like CPAP, which can be restrictive. This makes them suitable for individuals who have difficulty maintaining a single sleeping position or find the masks and hoses of CPAP machines to be disruptive to their sleep.

How it works

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You schedule a consultation and begin treatment.

We are conveniently located on the same floor as the UCLA Health Sleep Physicians clinic in Porter Ranch.

You have checkups every few months

TMJ treatment can be paid for by your HSA, FSA, insurance, and finance plan.

We use lasers and technology to achieve uniquely exceptional results.

Our caring doctors guarantee to be gentle and listen to every patient’s need before recommending treatment.

FAQ

Sleep appliances, also known as oral appliances or mandibular advancement devices, are custom-made devices worn in the mouth during sleep to prevent airway obstruction. They work by repositioning the lower jaw, tongue, or both, to facilitate better airflow and reduce snoring and sleep apnea symptoms.

Individuals diagnosed with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea, those who experience chronic snoring, and patients who cannot tolerate CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) therapy are prime candidates. A sleep specialist can determine if a sleep appliance is suitable for your condition.

Yes, sleep appliances are designed to be comfortable. They are custom-fitted to your mouth, ensuring a snug and secure fit that does not impede your ability to sleep. Some adjustment period may be necessary as you get used to wearing the device.

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