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Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is more than just loud snoring. It’s a serious health condition that interrupts breathing during sleep, depriving your body of oxygen and rest. Left untreated, it can contribute to high blood pressure, heart disease, and chronic fatigue. At Premier Center for Oral, Dental Implant & Facial Surgery, we provide advanced sleep apnea dental treatment designed to protect your long-term health. With care led by experienced and board-certified professionals in Groton, patients receive personalized sleep apnea treatment or surgery to help them breathe easier and wake up feeling truly rested.
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Experienced surgeons focused on long-term results
Dr. Garibyan and Dr. Kuang are board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeons with extensive training in diagnosing and treating complex airway conditions. Both hold certifications from the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (ABOMS) and are active members of the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons (AAOMS) and the Massachusetts Society of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons (MSOMS). Their expertise in dental sleep apnea treatment and airway surgery allows them to deliver targeted solutions that address the root causes of obstructed breathing during sleep.
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon
Dr. Ilya Garibyan
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon
Dr. Tiffany Kuang
Why we’re Groton’s leading dentists for sleep apnea
Tailored solutions for better sleep
This condition affects everyone differently, so we never take a one-size-fits-all approach. Whether you’re a candidate for non-surgical therapy or other forms of sleep apnea treatment, your care plan is always built around your health.
Simplified insurance and payment support
Navigating insurance shouldn’t be a burden when trying to improve your health. We work directly with providers to maximize your coverage and offer transparent estimates, so you know exactly what to expect before treatment begins.
Comfort-first surgical care
Sleep apnea surgery can sound intimidating, but we make the experience as comfortable as possible. With IV sedation, general anesthesia, and an experienced team by your side, we focus on ensuring a stress-free procedure.
Timely relief for disrupted sleep
Sleep apnea can take a serious toll on your energy levels, focus, and overall well-being. That’s why we offer flexible scheduling and priority care for patients whose daily lives are being impacted.
Advanced imaging for targeted treatment
We use X-Guide® 3D Navigation and high-resolution imaging to plan your sleep apnea dental treatment with greater accuracy and shorter recovery times.
Coordinated care every step of the way
Treating sleep apnea often involves more than one provider, which is why we take a collaborative approach, communicating with your dentist, sleep specialist, or physician.
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Why sleep apnea shouldn’t be ignored
When the airway becomes partially or fully blocked during sleep, it disrupts normal breathing patterns. This can sometimes happen dozens or even hundreds of times per night. These pauses in breathing interrupt deep sleep and reduce oxygen levels throughout the body. Often undiagnosed, this condition can quietly contribute to serious health issues, including cardiovascular disease and high blood pressure. With the right treatment, including surgical options when appropriate, our experienced sleep apnea dentist in Groton can restore proper airflow so you can sleep soundly again.
Sleep apnea dental treatment in Groton begins with understanding the condition
Sleep apnea presents differently from patient to patient, and understanding the specific type is key to choosing the most effective treatment. Using advanced imaging and detailed airway evaluations, our specialists identify the exact nature of your condition and customize your dental sleep apnea treatment for the best possible results.
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)
The most common type of sleep apnea is caused by a physical blockage of the airway, often from relaxed soft tissues in the throat or an obstructed nasal passage. It leads to repeated breathing pauses and loud snoring.
Central sleep apnea
Unlike OSA, this form is neurological, meaning the brain fails to send proper signals to the muscles that control breathing. Central sleep apnea is less common and often linked to other medical conditions.
Complex sleep apnea
Also known as mixed sleep apnea, this type is a combination of both obstructive and central sleep apnea. It may initially appear to be OSA but persists even after the airway is cleared, indicating a neurological component.
Red flags you shouldn’t ignore
Recognizing the warning signs of sleep apnea
The signs can vary from person to person, but certain patterns are common and shouldn’t be overlooked. Loud, chronic snoring is one of the most recognizable symptoms, often paired with breathing interruptions during sleep or waking up suddenly gasping for air. Many patients also report morning headaches, persistent fatigue, or daytime drowsiness despite getting a full night’s rest. Because these symptoms can have different underlying causes, a proper evaluation by our top dentist for sleep apnea in Groton is essential to determine which therapy path is best.
A step-by-step approach to dental sleep apnea treatment
In-depth evaluation and 3D imaging
Every therapy plan starts with a detailed consultation and airway assessment. Using 3D scans of the face, neck, and airways, our sleep apnea dentist in Groton will evaluate the underlying structure of your nasal passages and throat to understand what’s causing the blockage.
Nonsurgical custom options
We always begin with the least invasive approach. CPAP therapy and custom oral appliances such as nighttime mouth guards are often effective in managing mild to moderate sleep apnea. These options are designed to help avoid more complex methods.
Surgical solutions for advanced cases
If nonsurgical methods fall short, we may recommend a more permanent solution in the form of Maxillomandibular advancement (MMA) surgery. This type of sleep apnea surgery corrects structural problems and is typically reserved for more severe cases.
Targeted care
Discover other options for sleep apnea surgery in Groton
In addition to jaw surgery, there are other surgical procedures that may be recommended depending on the structure of your airway and the severity of your sleep apnea. These options include nasal surgery to clear obstructions and UPPP to remove excess tissue from the palate and throat. Genioglossus Advancement (GGA) may also be recommended to move the tongue forward and prevent it from collapsing into the airway during sleep.
In some cases, a hyoid suspension may be performed to reposition the small bone in the neck and further open the airway. Your oral surgeon will guide you through the most suitable options based on your diagnosis, so you can make a confident, informed decision about your sleep apnea dental treatment.
Count on our sleep apnea dentist to support your healing
Our specialists in Groton stay involved long after your dental sleep apnea treatment is complete. Whether you’ve undergone jaw surgery, nasal correction, or another airway procedure, we provide personalized follow-up care to monitor healing and track your progress. You’ll have access to expert guidance and ongoing support designed to help you breathe clearly and sleep deeply – for the long haul.