NJ Sleep Apnea Treatment Provider to Offer ProSomnus Oral Appliances

Summary: Sleep Better Solution, a New Jersey-based sleep apnea treatment provider, has launched a new website and slate of services, including offering ProSomnus oral appliance therapy (OAT). The ProSomnus device helps alleviate obstructive sleep apnea symptoms by holding the lower jaw forward to prevent airway obstruction. Sleep Better Solution also provides sleep apnea risk assessments, works with insurers, and offers payment plans.

Key Takeaways:

1. Introduction of ProSomnus Oral Appliance Therapy: Sleep Better Solution is now offering ProSomnus OAT as a less invasive alternative to CPAP machines for treating obstructive sleep apnea.
2. Comprehensive Sleep Apnea Services: The clinic offers sleep apnea risk assessments using 3D digital impressions and personalized oral appliance fittings to enhance patient care.
3. Insurance and Payment Flexibility: Sleep Better Solution accepts medical insurance, Medicare, and offers payment plans.

Sleep Better Solution, located in Lodi, New Jersey, announced a new website and a new slate of services to help patients with obstructive sleep apnea, including offering ProSomnus oral appliance therapy.

ProSomnus oral appliances hold the lower jaw forward and open the airway to prevent obstruction. ProSomnus helps with obstructive sleep apnea symptoms and snoring. 

Sleep Better Solution’s services include:

• Sleep Apnea Risk Assessment: As part of the assessment, an intraoral scanner is used to take 3D digital impressions which are used to assist the doctor in designing an oral appliance.
• ProSomnus Oral Appliance: This device fits seamlessly into a sleep routine without the hassle of a machine.

Medical insurance may cover sleep apnea solutions. Sleep Better Solution works with insurers, offers payment plans, and also participates in Medicare.

Sleep Better Solution’s Steven Liao, DMD, who served the New Jersey community for over a decade with Dental Associates of Lodi, is excited about introducing these new services. “Among my dental patients, I discovered a need for sleep apnea treatment. Many patients cannot or do not want to use CPAP machines and need a less invasive alternative. Offering the ProSomnus appliance allows these patients and their families to sleep better and protect their health,” Liao says in a release.

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