Airway and sleep support therapy

Airway and sleep support therapy encompasses evaluation and non-surgical management of patients with breathing dysfunction, upper airway resistance, snoring, or sleep-disordered breathing that may not meet the clinical threshold for a formal OSA diagnosis but significantly affects quality of life and health.

Assessment includes a review of symptoms, medical history, and airway anatomy — including jaw position, tongue posture, nasal patency, and soft tissue architecture. Where clinically indicated, home sleep testing is coordinated to establish a formal diagnosis. Based on findings, treatment may include NightLase® laser therapy, oral appliance therapy, lifestyle and positional guidance, or specialist referral.

All care is evidence-based and coordinated with appropriate medical providers where the clinical picture requires it.