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Do you Snore? Have sleep apnea?

Do you Snore? Have sleep apnea?Do you Snore? Have sleep apnea?Do you Snore? Have sleep apnea?

No Dental Insurance? No problem! Most medical healthcare plans including Medicare covers sleep apnea treatment. 

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Appointments: (408) 842-5037 or (408) 778-7700

Do you Snore? Have sleep apnea?

Do you Snore? Have sleep apnea?Do you Snore? Have sleep apnea?Do you Snore? Have sleep apnea?

No Dental Insurance? No problem! Most medical healthcare plans including Medicare covers sleep apnea treatment. 

Visit Us

Appointments: (408) 842-5037 or (408) 778-7700

Do you Snore, Wake up tired, OR Have low energy?

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The Importance of Sleep

Your sleep impacts every aspect of your daytime activities. Sleep problems can be harmful to your health and wellbeing. Two of the most common sleep problems are OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA and SNORING.

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Why you may be so tired all the time

Statistics suggest that nearly 20% of people feel tired during the day and do not have enough energy to perform regular tasks efficiently. The reason for this tiredness may be Obstructive Sleep Apnea. Click here to take a sleep assessment test.

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Does your sleep partner complain about Snoring?

Snoring can be an indication of a serious condition. Does your sleep partner complain about you snoring? During sleep, your airway may get blocked and vibrate which causes snoring. This situation can be corrected with the help of a dental device.  

Please Watch These Videos to Learn More

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A good laugh and long sleep are the two best cures for everything - Irish Proverb

WHAT CAN WE DO?

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Treatment

Research shows that an oral appliance is an effective way of treatment for snoring and Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA).  An oral appliance is worn in the mouth while you sleep. This oral appliance fits like a sports mouthguard or an orthodontic retainer. Many patients consider an oral appliance to be more comfortable than a CPAP machine  with a mask and a hose.  

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Why Us?

This treatment is far more than just a dental appliance. We will be there with you with our expertise every step of the way in order to ensure you finally enjoy a good night's sleep. Adjusting the device, titrating it, and follow-up visits will all be worry-free with us. We will discuss with your physician and insurance to find the best course of action for you.

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Dr. Kusum Atraya

Dr. Kusum Atraya is a Diplomate of the American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine and therefore a qualified dentist to treat Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA).

Please call or visit Dr. Atraya's office if you have any questions. Or fill the sleep assessment form here and she will call you to discuss it further. 

Important forms

Think you suffer from a sleep disorder?

Think you suffer from a sleep disorder?

Think you suffer from a sleep disorder?

Fill out this sleep assessment form so we can find out

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Think you suffer from a sleep disorder?

Think you suffer from a sleep disorder?

Fill out this new patient form below to get started

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Need to refer a patient?

Think you suffer from a sleep disorder?

Need to refer a patient?

Fill this out if you are a PCP and need a Physician referral form

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Sleep Apnea

Additional Information

Exhaustion is normally blamed on lack of sleep. But if you’re already getting seven to nine hours of recommended sleep and still feel tired, you may have Sleep Apnea.


The most common type of sleep apnea is OSA, or Obstructive Sleep Apnea, and approximately 25 million Americans have it. OSA occurs when the soft fatty tissue in the throat and mouth relaxes too much and partially or completely blocks the airway. This creates a repeated interruption in breathing and therefore oxygen levels, which leads to snoring, choking, gasping, jaw pain, and tiredness throughout the day. Long term effects of sleep apnea include high blood pressure, stroke, heart failure, diabetes, and more. Obstructive sleep apnea is more common in men but does occur in women as well, especially during and after menopause.

Did you know?

  1. According to the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine, Obstructive Sleep Apnea is a severe disease and can double the possibility of cardiovascular (heart) disease
  2. According to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute of the National Institutes of Health,  between 50 and 70 million US adults suffer from a sleep disorder or report habitually insufficient sleep 

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Sleep & Snore Dental Solutions

1395 1st St. Suite 102 Gilroy, CA or 18181 Butterfield Blvd. Suite 110 Morgan Hill, CA

(408) 842-5037 or (408) 778-7700

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