Comfortable Oral Appliances for Snoring and Sleep Apnea

A quiet, effective alternative to CPAP—designed for better sleep and breathing.

Comfortable Oral Appliances for Snoring and Sleep Apnea

A quiet, effective alternative to CPAP—designed for better sleep and breathing.

If you snore heavily or struggle with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), a custom oral appliance could change your life. At Buchanan Dentistry, Dr. Charles Buchanan offers comfortable, physician-approved oral devices that reposition your jaw during sleep to keep your airway open—helping you breathe easier, snore less, and wake up refreshed.

These devices are a popular CPAP alternative for patients who can’t tolerate masks, hoses, or noisy machines.


How Oral Appliances Work

Custom-fitted like a mouthguard, oral appliances gently shift the lower jaw forward to prevent airway collapse during sleep. This allows for normal airflow and reduces snoring, gasping, or waking episodes caused by obstructed breathing.


Benefits of Oral Appliance Therapy

✔ Small, portable, and silent
✔ Comfortable to wear all night
✔ Easy to clean and maintain
✔ Covered by many medical insurance plans
✔ Ideal for frequent travelers or CPAP-intolerant patients


Who Is a Candidate for Oral Appliances?

You may benefit from an oral appliance if you:

  • Have mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea
  • Have been diagnosed but can’t tolerate a CPAP
  • Struggle with snoring or jaw-related sleep disturbances
  • Want a non-invasive, comfortable solution

Our Process

  1. Consultation & Evaluation – We review your symptoms and airway health
  2. Custom Fitting – Digital impressions ensure a snug, effective fit
  3. Appliance Delivery – You’ll receive your device and care instructions
  4. Follow-Up Adjustments – We make minor changes as needed for comfort and performance

Technology That Improves Outcomes

📸 CBCT Imaging for precise jaw and airway mapping
🦷 Digital Scans for accurate appliance design
🛌 Home Sleep Testing available to monitor progress


📞 Sleep better without a CPAP.
Call (702) 638-1005 or [Schedule Your Oral Appliance Consultation] today.