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The necessity of a good night’s sleep can’t be overstated, and no one understands this better than Dr. Fedosky. He has dedicated his career to serving patients with snoring, sleep apnea, and TMJ-related pain problems because these issues are often overlooked, misdiagnosed, and untreated. Thanks to his 20+ years of experience treating sleep apnea and TMJ with oral appliance therapy, he’s been able to help countless patients in Plano and beyond finally get the relief and rest they deserve.
A small, custom-made oral appliance can reduce sleep apnea symptoms and snoring to the point that a patient wakes up feeling rested and energetic every day.
We see patients from all around the state of Texas because they trust our practice to deliver a level of care and service that they won’t find anywhere else.
"Dr Fedosky and his staff are amazing! They did a thorough exam and explained significant findings as we went along.
Brandon B.
" The entire office staff is amazing. Dr Fedosky will take time to explain your problem and give you options.
Michelle B.
"This is the best place ever for someone with TMJ. Dr. Fedosky takes time to explain and makes sure the patient understands what the treatment process will be like.
We’re able to work with both dental and medical insurance to help our patients afford their necessary treatments, and we accept Medicare as well. Flexible financing is always available—we’ll make sure there are no barriers between you and the care you need.
Looking for someone who can help to improve your quality of sleep can be tough. You spend so much time sleeping, it’s important that you are getting the best sleep that you can. The good news is that we and help you get the deep sleep you need at night to thrive during the day. If you have any questions or concerns, we are always happy to help. In the meantime, here are some things for you to take into consideration.
What Is Obstructive Sleep Apnea?
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a common chronic sleep disorder that occurs when the soft tissues collapse and block the airway while you sleep. This can cause cessations of breathing hundreds of times throughout the night. These episodes last anywhere from a few seconds to over a minute. These repeated breathing pauses can result in reduced oxygen levels and disturbances in sleep that are noticeable during the day.
CPAP therapy involves wearing a mask that covers the nose and mouth. It is connected to a tube that allows air pressure to keep the airway open during sleep. On the other hand, oral appliance therapy consists of wearing a custom-fit mouthguard while you sleep to support the jaw in a more forward position to help maintain an open airway. Sometimes, a combination of the two treatments is ideal to address sleep apnea.
How Are Oral Appliances Made and Fitted?
Oral appliances are customized using impressions. The impressions are sent to dental lab where the oral appliances are made. Once they are ready, you can return to the office for a fitting. Then, we will adjust the appliance to maximize its comfort and effectiveness. We will show you the best ways to clean and maintain the appliance.
Are Oral Appliances Comfortable to Wear?
Many patients find oral appliances comfortable to wear in comparison to a sleep mask. Oral appliances are customized to fit your mouth and made of lightweight material. Oral appliances are also customized to ensure maximized comfort and effectiveness. If you have any issues regarding your oral appliance, don’t hesitate to give us a call so we can help!
Better Sleep Starts Here
You’ll find us near the corner of E Renner Rd and Shiloh Rd just off of the President George Bush Tpke. We’re next door to the Methodist Richardson Medical Center in the same parking lot as RaceTrack and down the street from a Chipotle and Starbucks. You can get step-by-step directions simply by clicking on the map.
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