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Sleep Apnea & Snoring Relief
serving Scottsdale & Phoenix
Snoring isn’t just annoying—it could be a sign of something serious. If you’re waking up tired, groggy, or with headaches, it might be time to check for sleep apnea. We offer gentle, non-invasive treatments that help you breathe better, sleep deeper, and feel like yourself again.
Sleep Apnea: The Quiet Danger
You Shouldn’t Ignore
Sleep apnea is more than a snoring problem. It’s a serious sleep disorder where your breathing repeatedly stops and starts throughout the night—often without you knowing. These interruptions can reduce oxygen levels in your body and increase your risk for:
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High blood pressure
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Stroke and heart attack
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Daytime sleepiness and poor concentration
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Memory issues and mood swing
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Weight gain and metabolic disorders
If you or someone you love wakes up exhausted, snores loudly, or struggles with morning headaches or irritability, it’s time to take a closer look.
How We Help: Comfortable, Custom Sleep Apnea Solutions
At Lebowitz Dental Associates, we believe in solutions that fit you. Instead of bulky machines or invasive procedures, we offer FDA-approved oral appliances that are easy to wear, easy to clean, and easy to travel with.
These custom-fitted mouthpieces gently shift your lower jaw forward to keep your airway open during sleep. They’re silent, compact, and a favorite alternative to CPAP.
For some patients, keeping the tongue from sliding back into the airway makes all the difference. These devices help maintain a clear passageway all night long.
Not a fan of the mask, hose, or machine noise? You’re not alone. Our dental appliances offer a quiet, comfortable alternative to CPAP therapy—no electricity, no maintenance, no hassles.
Why Oral Appliance Therapy Works
Many patients notice better sleep and reduced snoring within just a few nights of starting treatment.
Custom-fit for your bite and anatomy
Small and discreet—perfect for travel
No dry mouth, noisy machines, or tangled tubes
Covered by many insurance providers
Snoring isn’t just a nuisance—it’s a warning sign. Up to 1 in 4 adults suffer from sleep apnea, but 90% don’t know it. If your partner has mentioned your loud snoring—or if you’re feeling drained every morning—don’t wait. Sleep apnea doesn’t fix itself. But the good news? It is treatable.
Take the First Step Toward Restful Sleep
The goal isn’t just to reduce pain—it’s to restore comfort, confidence, and your ability to eat, speak, and smile freely again. Most of our patients experience lasting relief through conservative treatment and supportive care. Let’s uncover the cause and build a treatment plan that gives you lasting relief.
