Airway aware
The jaw is positioned to keep the airway open.
When the airway closes during sleep, the whole body pays for it. Dr. Frey offers a quiet alternative to the machine.
In obstructive sleep apnea, the tongue falls back and blocks the airway, interrupting breathing and oxygen through the night. It is closely tied to overall health, and to the position of the jaw.
Working alongside board certified sleep physicians, Dr. Frey uses airway imaging to understand each case. Where an oral appliance is appropriate, he fits one that gently holds the lower jaw forward, keeping the airway open as you sleep.
Because the jaw and airway are connected, treatment is planned with the joint in mind, so relief in one does not create strain in the other.
The details that turn a procedure into a result worth keeping.
The jaw is positioned to keep the airway open.
A fitted device in place of a machine.
Diagnosed alongside board certified sleep physicians.
Care at Perfect White Smile is rarely a single procedure. These often work alongside sleep apnea treatment.
Sit with Dr. Frey for a private consultation and see how sleep apnea treatment would work for your smile.
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