Sleep & Airway Health

The quiet power of an open airway.

Your mouth does more than help you speak or smile—it plays a central role in how you breathe, how you sleep, and how you feel throughout the day. At Smile House, we specialize in uncovering and treating the oral causes of sleep-disordered breathing, fatigue, and poor recovery—so you can rest better and live with more energy, clarity, and calm.

Sleep and airway health isn’t a side offering here—it’s part of how we deliver dentistry for the whole body.

Who It’s For

Patients who snore, grind, or wake up unrested

Parents concerned about breathing patterns in their children

Anyone with chronic stress, fatigue, or tension with no clear cause

What to Expect

Mouth Mapping™ and airway-specific imaging

Fully custom oral appliances made for daily wear or sleep

Optional myofunctional therapy or referrals for advanced intervention

What We Offer

Whether you’ve already been diagnosed with sleep apnea or you suspect something’s off, we take a root-cause, diagnostic-first approach to reveal what’s happening—and how to fix it.
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Airway Imaging & Sleep Screening

We use 3D CBCT scans, airway volume assessments, and sleep quality questionnaires to identify underlying breathing issues.

Oral Appliance Therapy

Custom-made dental devices that position the jaw to open the airway—an effective, CPAP-free solution for mild to moderate sleep apnea and snoring.

TMJ & Bite Optimization

Treating clenching and grinding that often result from poor nighttime breathing or sleep posture.

Tongue & Oral Posture Guidance

We assess tongue position, myofunctional habits, and structural barriers like tongue ties that contribute to dysfunctional breathing.

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FAQs About Sleep & Airway Health

Can a dentist really help with sleep apnea?

Yes—dentists play a key role in identifying airway issues and delivering oral appliance therapy as an alternative to CPAP for many patients.

Do you treat snoring too?

Absolutely. Many patients with primary snoring or mild obstruction benefit from oral appliances or breathing retraining.

Can my child be evaluated for sleep concerns?

Yes! Pediatric airway issues are often overlooked. We evaluate growth, breathing, and myofunctional habits from an early age.

Is this covered by insurance?

Oral appliances for sleep apnea are often covered under medical insurance. We’ll help you navigate your options.

Better Sleep Starts with Better Dentistry

If you’ve been grinding, snoring, or dragging through your day, it might be time to look beyond the pillow. At Smile House, we help you breathe better, sleep deeper, and unlock the energy you’ve been missing.

Book a Sleep & Airway Assessment