Sleep apnea treatment in Beverly Hills can be as simple as a custom mouthpiece. If you snore, wake up tired, and dread the CPAP mask, there is another path. At his office on South Beverly Drive, Dr. Joseph Goodman fits custom oral appliances, dental-trained in Germany and the United States. The device slips over your teeth and holds your airway open at night. You sleep quietly and wake up rested.
Here is how the process works. A physician diagnoses sleep apnea first, usually with a sleep study. Dr. Goodman then fits the appliance and works alongside your sleep doctor. He tells you upfront whether an appliance suits your case, and he coordinates the plan with your physician. Below you will find the signs, how the appliance works, who it suits, how it compares to CPAP, and what it costs.
