Helping Patients Sleep Better

We provide treatment to patients seeking relief from sleep apnea and snoring, as well as its associated conditions such as teeth grinding and fatigue. Specializing in oral appliance therapy as a non-surgical alternative to conventional treatment options, we are dedicated to improving patients’ sleep, overall health, and quality of life. Our patients can expect a comprehensive and patient-centered approach to addressing their sleep condition and related challenges.

 
Teeth Grinding at Night treatment with nightguard.  Headache and Migraine treatment in Prescott.

Oral Appliance Therapy

A custom-fit oral appliance is an effective treatment option for sleep breathing disorders such as obstructive sleep apnea and snoring. The appliance can also help address the disorders’ associated challenges such as persistent fatigue and teeth grinding, among others.

Fitting much like a sports mouthguard, oral devices provide an alternative to CPAP and surgery. They work by repositioning the jaw to open the central airway and allow an unobstructed flow of oxygen. We offer a wide range of appliance options, which are then custom fit to the wearer to maximize the efficacy of the device and the relief that patients experience.

 

Benefits Of Oral Appliances

Custom-fit to maximize effectiveness

  • Quiet & comfortable

  • Portable & travel-friendly

  • Non-invasive

  • No on-going supply costs & upkeep like with CPAP

 
Diplomate of the American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine.  Sleep Experts

Why Choose Sleep Better South Dakota?

  • No CPAP or Surgery

  • Board certified sleep experts

  • Medical insurance accepted, including Medicare

  • Holistic health approach to quality sleep

  • Follow-up care after device delivery

  • Different appliances for patient’s specific situations

 
Sleep Appliance to treat sleep apnea.

Types of Appliances We Offer

We have our favorite, trusted oral appliances, and more appliances are being invented and/or awaiting FDA approval all the time. We treat each patient individually, so we might suggest a specific appliance for you, but a different one for your spouse.

How do I know if I have Sleep Apnea?

With all the potential damage sleep apnea could be doing, it’s also scary that 80% or more of people with sleep apnea don’t know they have it.

There is only one way to diagnose sleep apnea: a sleep test. Would you like to learn whether you have sleep apnea in Custer, Rapid City, Spearfish, or Hot Springs? Please click here (like to schedule a consultation) to learn more or call 605-389-3289 today for an appointment with a sleep dentist at the Sleep Better South Dakota.