Dr. Bishara reviews everything with you personally — no rushed visits, no pressure. Care built around how you actually sleep and feel.
Dental sleep medicine focused on snoring, sleep apnea, and airway health for adults and children — guided by objective home testing.
Two convenient NJ offices, a clear fee up front, and the paperwork you need to seek reimbursement from your own plan — honest answers before you commit.
Airway-focused dentist, Morristown and Metuchen. University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, 1985; trained in the JFK sleep program under Dr. Sudhansu Chokroverty. He reviews every night of your data himself, verifies each appliance adjustment against it, and works alongside your sleep physician rather than around them.
Dr. Thomas Bishara helps adults and children who snore, grind, mouth-breathe, or wake up tired — including many who tried a CPAP and couldn’t live with it. It starts with a conversation and, when it makes sense, a simple home sleep test worn like a ring in your own bed.
After each stretch of nights, you receive a plain-language summary of what the ring recorded: breathing disturbance, oxygen, heart rate through the night, sleep quality and length. If you wear an appliance, the report shows how each setting performed against your own baseline nights, alongside the jaw-comfort rating you give each morning and, if you keep one, your blood-pressure log. Every term is explained on the page. Your physician receives the same report.
Below is a real one: twenty-three nights from one adult patient, shared with permission, with the name, dates and personal details removed.
Two-minute reads about snoring, sleep apnea, kids who snore, hypoxic burden, and what your dentist can see that others miss — written in plain language.
Airway.Dental is a fee-for-service practice. We do not participate with insurance plans and we do not submit claims. You pay the office directly, and we give you everything your plan needs if you choose to submit on your own behalf: an itemised statement with the procedure and device codes (including E0486 for a custom oral appliance), your physician’s diagnosis, and a letter of medical necessity. Reimbursement, if any, is between you and your insurer and depends on your plan’s out-of-network benefits. Questions before you visit? Call 973-993-8303.
Call our scheduling team in Morristown, or request a call-back and we’ll phone you.