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How Can We Treat Sleep Apnea?

iHeart Sleep utilizes non-CPAP technologies which are clinically proven to manage all anatomic aspects of OSA (Obstructive Sleep Apnea). We can treat all patients whether they have mild, moderate, or severe sleep apnea as well as patients who are CPAP resistant.

Sleep Apnoea Device

Oral Sleep Apnea Device Benefits

Our sleep apnea devices treatment program is effectively designed to help patients deal with mild-to-moderate sleep apnea, and sometimes even severe sleep apnea. According to our patients our devices are better tolerated than a CPAP machine and doesn’t come with the noise or inconvenience that comes wiht a CPAP. Here are some additional benefits you’ll get from our sleep apnea devices:

How it Works

What is iACT and How does it Make Oral Sleep Apnoea Devices More Effective?

Treatment failure with both CPAP and oral appliance therapy, often occurs when patients breath though their mouth. If you are using CPAP the pressure is lost, and you would then be recommended full face mask or surgery which are difficult to tolerate and come with other risks. If you are using a standard mouthguard, jaw falls back when you open your mouth and the airway collapses. iACT or integrated air channel technology is a channel that runs between the teeth to allow air to flow unobstructed to the back of your airway, below and around all obstructions without the need to open your mouth. A low resistance pathway as you breath in (iACT) reduces the negative closing pressure that builds up making your airway less collapsible.

Still Wondering If It's For You?

Prior to scheduling an appointment with one of our certified Clinical Sleep Consultants or a Doctor, let’s determine if you noticing certain symptoms in order to be eligible for the iHeart Sleep personalized sleep therapy and treatment regimen.

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