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Sleep Apnea

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  • Wear a mouthguard & avoid a CPAP
  • Stay focused & alert during the day
  • Improve your health & wellness
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Get More Information About Our Sleep Apnea Treatment

Get the Rest You Need by Treating Your Sleep Apnea in Boulder

Getting a good night’s sleep is important to your mental, physical, and overall well-being. If you have sleep apnea in Boulder, you can get help from our practice so you can experience those benefits. You’ll find a solution that gives you the relief you need without the hassle of a CPAP machine. As a result, you will:

  • Start your day feeling refreshed and energized
  • Feel better overall in your mind and body
  • Get the deep sleep your body needs each night
  • Help your family sleep better by stopping your loud snoring
  • Boost your immune system and overall health

Call (303) 449-3132 for an appointment. No insurance? No problem! Join our Membership Club for a convenient alternative to cover the costs of care.

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Sleep Apnea Treatment for Boulder Patients

Boulder’s active community deserves restful sleep. If you are waking up tired, snoring, or have been diagnosed with sleep apnea, Alber Dental Studio offers oral appliance therapy as a comfortable, effective alternative to CPAP. Dr. Alber works with patients from across the Front Range to address sleep-disordered breathing with personalized, fee-for-service care — so your treatment plan is built around your life, not a one-size-fits-all protocol.

  • Custom oral appliance therapy tailored to your anatomy and comfort
  • Collaborative care coordinated with your physician or sleep specialist
  • Financing available through CareCredit, Cherry, and Altheon
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Reclaim Your Peaceful Nights with Our Sleep Apnea Solutions

18 MILLION Up to 18 million people in the U.S. have sleep apnea, with up to 4 million suffering from severe sleep apnea. Source.
Living with sleep apnea can feel like a constant struggle. It can impact your daily life, by causing daytime fatigue or making it more difficult to concentrate. Plus, your overall health is also at stake. Ignoring sleep apnea can increase your chances of developing serious problems like heart disease, diabetes, and stroke.

If you snore, wake up gasping for air, experience dry mouth, and struggle with morning headaches, you may have sleep apnea. If you mention these symptoms during your next checkup, your dentist will connect you with a specialist for testing. If your sleep disorder is confirmed, your dentist will create an oral appliance that will:

  • Keep Your Airways Open – The device will gently move your jaw forward while you sleep. This stops the soft tissues in your throat from closing during the night. So you will no longer snore or experience moments of gasping for air during the night.
  • Prioritize Your Comfort – CPAP machines are a common treatment option for sleep apnea. However, they can be uncomfortable and awkward. Our custom-made oral appliance is barely noticeable when worn. It fits comfortably in your mouth like a sports mouthguard. It will quickly become a seamless part of your bedtime routine.
  • Offer a Customized Fit – Unlike generic, store-bought snore guards, your custom oral appliance is crafted to fit you perfectly. You’ll appreciate the comfort and durability of your appliance. You’ll enjoy long-lasting relief without needing frequent replacements.

Call (303) 449-3132 for help with your sleep apnea in Boulder. You can also request an appointment online.

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Common Questions About Sleep Apnea
What is sleep apnea? +

Obstructive sleep apnea, the most common type of this disorder, occurs when your air passages become temporarily blocked while you sleep. Your tongue and other soft tissues in the back of your throat relax and restrict your airway, causing you to quit breathing for a few seconds. This cycle can repeat itself dozens of times per hour in severe sleep apnea sufferers.

How is sleep apnea treated? +

Sufferers of severe sleep apnea may need a CPAP machine that blows a continuous stream of air through the nose or mouth to keep the airway open. For mild to moderate sleep apnea, we can fit you with a custom oral appliance that will gently move your lower jaw forward to keep your airway unobstructed. Many people have benefited from an appliancet.

Why does sleep apnea cause high blood pressure? +

Sleep apnea stresses your body, which can make your blood pressure go up. When you have sleep apnea, you stop breathing many times each night. This means your body doesn’t get enough oxygen. This strains your heart and blood vessels, causing your blood pressure to rise. Normally, blood pressure goes down when you sleep, but sleep apnea can stop that from happening. Over time, this can lead to high blood pressure during the day too.