Unlocking Restorative Sleep:
The Power of Airway Orthodontics
Dental Sleep Studio is trusted by patients, including kids, teens, and adults, who benefit from a more natural, facially focused orthodontic technique.
- An open and clear airway for better breathing, day and night.
- Uninterrupted, deep, refreshing sleep
- A balanced, natural-looking facial appearance
- A wide, full smile that lights up your face
- Preventive orthodontics (guiding the growth of teeth early on)
With airway orthodontics from Dental Sleep Studio, you can reap oral, sleep-related, and general health advantages that traditional approaches cannot offer. Let’s not ignore these symptoms any longer. Connect with us immediately to experience our dedicated team delivering effective treatments that produce safe, reliable, and lasting results.
See and feel the difference! An open airway can provide your body with the oxygen needed to recover, restore, and thrive.
Breathe Fully, Sleep Restfully
Airway Management Matters
Your airway impacts your health in more ways than you realize! We’re fixing more than your smile, we’re changing the way you look, the way you feel, and the way you live.
Adults Struggle with Airways, Too!
This isn’t just a pediatric problem – poor airways are caused by underdeveloped jaws early in life and can result in compounding health conditions.
Airways are a Root Cause
Poorly developed airways can lead to repetitive dental issues, repeat orthodontic procedures, sleep apnea, snoring, TMJ/TMD, and more.
Healthy Smiles + Healthy Sleep
Approaching the airway as it’s own priority helps treat many common disorders at the root cause. By addressing the cause, the symptoms and ongoing struggle can be resolved!
Breathing Room:
How Smaller Jaws Are Suffocating Our Sleep
Did you know that the shift in human lifestyle over the past few hundred years has led to our jaws shrinking? Our ancestors lived and ate differently, so their jaws were bigger and had more room. Fast-forward to today, and we see the consequences of smaller jaws: crowded teeth, insufficient room for wisdom teeth, and, most critically, reduced airway space. This single factor is at the heart of breathing difficulties and sleep disorders affecting a wide range of people, from young children to adults.
An estimated 53% of the American population has “malocclusion,” a condition characterized by misalignment of teeth, crowding of the tongue space, a narrower jaw ( the reason for teeth crowding) , and a slender airway.
At Dental Sleep Studio, our experienced dentists target these issues with airway-expanding treatments so you and your loved ones can breathe easier, sleep better, and live healthier. Get ready to reclaim your well-being, and reach out to us today.
Discover the Signs of a Restricted or Blocked Airway
Have you struggled with these issues for years?
Have you been dealing with these issues for a while now? Maybe since childhood?
Functional Symptoms
- Mouth breathing
- Difficulty swallowing
- Repeated orthodontic lapses
- Persistent cough
- Shortness of breath
- Congestion
- Constantly runny nose
Daytime Struggles
- Chronic fatigue
- ADD, ADHD
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Mood swings
- Difficulty concentrating
- Social withdrawal
- Low energy levels
Health Issues/Conditions
- Sleep apnea
- Snoring
- Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)
- Asthma
- Chronic sinusitis or recurrent sinus infections
- Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
- Chronic ear infections
- Eczema or other skin conditions exacerbated by poor sleep or stress
- Obesity (which can both contribute to and exacerbate breathing issues)
What Our Patients Are Saying
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Break the Cycle:
Addressing the Root Cause of Your Airway
If any of the above-listed warning signs ring a bell, you should visit us at Dental Sleep Studio. In children, a constricted airway can impact their growth and development in severe ways, so if your little one shows any symptoms indicating sleep-related breathing disorder, they should be evaluated immediately.
We offer proven, industry-leading treatments to treat breathing, dental, sleep apnea, and temporomandibular (TMJ) disorders across all ages by leveraging the science of advanced orthodontics, including Vivos.