ORAL APPLIANCE THERAPY FOR SNORING AND SLEEP APNEA
oral appliance therapy for snoring & sleep apnea
Now there is an effective way to control snoring and obstructive sleep apnea without resorting to cumbersome CPAP devices. A small device, similar to an orthodontic appliance, can be an alternative to CPAP machines and, in many cases, be the first choice for treatment of mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea.
solutions to snoring and sleep apnea problems
If you or a loved one snores or has had difficulty wearing their medically prescribed CPAP, Dr. Victor Burdick of Creekside Family Dentistry, PC has had the years of experience necessary to offer a unique dental solution. Dr. Burdick is happy to consult with those who feel that they are having a problem with snoring or sleep apnea but have not been diagnosed and as well as those who are unable or unwilling to wear a CPAP unit. Dr. Burdick also works closely with other dentists in the western states and with family physicians and sleep specialists.
Dr. Burdick serves the needs of those who snore and have sleep apnea in Littleton and surrounding communities.
about Creekside Family Dentistry
Located in the heart of Littleton, our practice is considered worth the trip for anyone around Denver and beyond! Patients from Grand Lake, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Breckenridge, Philadelphia, Massachusetts, Arizona, California, and even England, Rwanda, Greece, China, and the Ukraine love our practice! Of course, most of our patients live less than an hour away from our office, but when you have found a comfortable “dental home,” sometimes it’s hard to leave!
Dr. Burdick’s personal values underscore the commitment to excellence that’s evident in his practice. You are welcomed to our office not merely as a patient, but as a valued guest and friend. We stand behind our work and pay extra attention to quality and detail every step of the way.
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