A referral pathway for your CPAP-intolerant OSA patients — with objective multi-night outcome data returned to you on every case.
The problem we solve for your practice
Every sleep practice carries patients who declined, abandoned, or cannot tolerate positive airway pressure. They remain symptomatic and untreated. Airway.Dental provides oral appliance therapy for this population under the joint AASM/AADSM clinical practice guideline: you diagnose and prescribe; we fit and manage a custom, titratable appliance.
Who to refer
- Diagnosed OSA patients who are CPAP-intolerant or non-adherent
- Mild-to-moderate OSA patients who prefer oral appliance therapy, per your prescription
- Patients needing fitting, titration, and dental-side surveillance of a prescribed appliance
How it works
- You prescribe. Diagnosis and treatment selection remain yours.
- Seen in 5 business days at our Morristown or Metuchen office; confirmation to your office the same week.
- Custom titratable appliance, adjusted in small increments.
- Objective verification: your patient re-tests at home over multiple nights with the FDA-cleared SleepImage ring (K182618).
- Data back to you: a before/after multi-night report — sAHI, sleep quality, fragmentation, and hypoxic burden.
- Your patient returns to your care. Their dental home is unchanged.
Why multi-night data
Night-to-night AHI variability is well documented; single-night snapshots can mislead titration decisions. Every Airway.Dental patient is tracked across 10–20 nights, giving you a stable picture of treatment response — including hypoxic burden, the emerging metric most closely tied to cardiovascular outcomes.
Refer a patient
Send your Rx/order for oral appliance therapy, a recent sleep study, and patient contact information:
- Morristown: (973) 993-8303 — 89 Washington St, Morristown NJ 07960
- Metuchen: (732) 321-1151 — 26 Bridge St, Metuchen NJ 08840
- Email: airway.answers@gmail.com
Questions, or want to see a sample report?
We are glad to visit your office — or send a de-identified sample of the multi-night report your patients would receive. Call either office or contact us here.
Oral appliance therapy provided per the joint AASM/AADSM clinical practice guideline (Ramar et al., J Clin Sleep Med 2015). SleepImage System FDA clearance K182618. No sleep testing is used for diagnosis in-house.