Sleep dentistry
Sleep better without noisy machines or masks.
Custom intraoral devices that gently keep your airway open while you sleep. Comfortable, silent and portable.
Obstructive sleep apnea impacts your energy, your health and your daily life. At Nüve we design custom intraoral devices that gently reposition the jaw to keep the airway open — an effective alternative to CPAP for mild-to-moderate apnea. We coordinate with your sleep physician when needed to ensure the treatment is safe and effective for your specific case.
What sets us apart
Custom design
Each device is crafted to match your bite. More comfortable than any generic solution.
Alternative to CPAP
For mild-to-moderate apnea, intraoral devices are a clinically validated option — without hoses or masks.
Portable and silent
Fits in a case, no electricity, no noise. Travels with you without complications.
Coordination with your physician
If you already have an apnea diagnosis, we work together. If you suspect apnea, we refer you.
Specialists for this treatment
Frequently asked questions
Does the device work for severe apnea?+
Intraoral devices are most effective for mild-to-moderate apnea. For severe apnea, CPAP is usually first-line, but some patients combine both. We define it with your sleep physician.
Do I need a sleep study first?+
Yes, ideally. A sleep study (polysomnography) confirms diagnosis and severity. If you don't have one, we refer you before fabricating the device.
Is it comfortable to sleep with?+
Most patients adapt within 1–2 weeks. The custom design significantly reduces initial discomfort — very different from a generic mouthguard.
Does medical insurance cover it?+
Many medical insurance plans cover oral devices for apnea (not dental insurance). We help you navigate the process.
How much does it cost?+
It depends on the device type. We give a clear quote after evaluation. Accessible payment plans available if your insurance doesn't cover.
Start with a sleep evaluation
We review your case, coordinate with your physician if needed, and tell you if an intraoral device is right for you.