Did you know your mouth might hold the solution to your restless nights? Poor sleep isn’t just about tossing and turning—it could be a sign of sleep apnea, a condition closely linked to your oral health. If you wake up tired, grind your teeth, or snore, your smile might be telling a story about your

The process of creating a custom oral appliance involves several key steps:

1. Initial Consultation and Evaluation: Your visit will include a comprehensive examination, including a full set of  X-rays and an 3D Airway Scan. Based on the evaluation, Dr. Shoha will diagnose your condition and begin to develop a personalized treatment plan. This may involve a sleep study to determine the severity of OSA
2. Diagnosis and Treatment Planning: Once Dr. Shoha has all the needed information we can determine the diagnosis. 
3. Digital Scan Measurements: The dental assistant will take precise scans of your teeth and jaw to create a mold for your custom appliance. These scans are then sent to a dental laboratory.  
4. Appliance Fabrication: The dental laboratory will use the scans to fabricate a custom-fitted oral appliance using high-quality, bio-compatible materials.
5. Fitting and Adjustments: Once the appliance is fabricated, you will return to the office for a fitting. Dr. Shoha will ensure the appliance fits comfortably and make any necessary adjustments.  
6. Follow-up and Monitoring: Regular follow-up appointments are essential to monitor the effectiveness of the appliance and make any necessary adjustments. Dr. Shoha will also assess your comfort and compliance with the treatment.