Comfort

One of the most important factors for a great oral appliance for sleep apnea is comfort. It should fit comfortably in the mouth and not cause any irritation or discomfort while worn during sleep.

Ease of Use

A good oral appliance should be easy to put in and take out, and it should be simple to clean and maintain.

Effectiveness

The most important aspect of an oral appliance is its ability to effectively treat sleep apnea. It should be able to keep the airway open and prevent the tongue and soft tissues from collapsing during sleep.

Non-Surgical Solutions

With oral appliance therapy, there's no need for invasive surgeries that can have lifelong side effects. Though it can be effective, we've seen that a more conservative approach can be just as effective.

Durability

A good oral appliance should be made of high-quality materials and be built to last. It should also be able to withstand regular use and cleaning.

Adjustability

Some oral appliances can be adjusted to accommodate changes in the user's bite or jaw position, which is important for long-term use and effectiveness.