Sleep Apnea Treatment in Henderson, NV
A Quiet, Comfortable Alternative to CPAP
If you snore loudly, wake up gasping, or feel wrecked after a full night in bed, obstructive sleep apnea may be the reason. Many people diagnosed with it cannot tolerate a CPAP machine and quietly stop using it. Densley Dental offers custom oral appliance therapy: a small, mouthguard-like device that holds your airway open while you sleep. Dr. Aman Sidhu fits each appliance in-house and coordinates with your physician so treatment matches your diagnosis.
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What Is Obstructive Sleep Apnea?
Obstructive sleep apnea happens when the muscles of the throat relax during sleep and the airway collapses, cutting off airflow for seconds at a time, dozens or hundreds of times a night. Each pause drops your oxygen and jolts your body partly awake. You may not remember any of it, but you wake up unrefreshed, and over time the strain shows up as high blood pressure, heart problems, weight gain, and trouble concentrating.
Common Signs of Sleep Apnea
- Loud, chronic snoring, especially with pauses or gasps a partner notices
- Waking up tired no matter how long you slept
- Morning headaches, dry mouth, or sore throat
- Falling asleep during the day, in meetings, or at red lights
- Frequent nighttime trips to the bathroom
- Irritability, brain fog, or low mood
- Teeth grinding and worn, flattened teeth, which we often spot at a routine exam
How Oral Appliance Therapy Works
A mandibular advancement device is a custom-fitted appliance that positions your lower jaw slightly forward while you sleep. That small shift keeps the tongue and soft tissue from collapsing into the airway. It is quiet, needs no electricity, travels in a small case, and is easy to clean. For patients with mild to moderate apnea, and for many who have given up on CPAP, it delivers the same goal: uninterrupted breathing all night.
Your Treatment at Densley Dental
1. Diagnosis
Treatment starts with a sleep study from a physician. If you already have one, bring the results. If not, we will refer you.
2. Consultation and scan
Dr. Sidhu examines your airway, jaw joint, and teeth, then takes a digital iTero scan to design an appliance that fits precisely.
3. Fitting and adjustment
Your appliance is fitted and calibrated in stages over a few weeks until snoring and symptoms improve. We coordinate follow-up testing with your physician to confirm it is working.
4. Ongoing care
We check the fit and your bite at regular visits and make adjustments as needed so the appliance keeps working for years.

Why Choose Densley Dental for Sleep Apnea Treatment
Dr. Aman Sidhu, DDS, is a USC honors graduate and former University of Pittsburgh School of Dentistry instructor who serves as team dentist for the Las Vegas Raiders and Las Vegas Aces, where sleep and recovery are treated as performance issues. At Densley Dental your appliance is scanned, designed, and adjusted in the same Henderson office, and we work directly with your sleep physician rather than leaving you to coordinate between offices.
Frequently Asked Questions
Not necessarily. For mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea, and for patients who cannot tolerate CPAP, a custom oral appliance is a recognized alternative. Your sleep physician and Dr. Sidhu will confirm whether you qualify based on your sleep study results.
No. Plenty of people snore without apnea. But loud snoring combined with pauses in breathing, gasping, morning headaches, or daytime exhaustion is worth a sleep study. Untreated apnea has been linked to high blood pressure, heart disease, and stroke, so it is not something to shrug off.
Sleep apnea is diagnosed with a sleep study ordered by a physician, either overnight in a sleep lab or with a home test kit. If you do not have a diagnosis yet, we can point you to a sleep physician and then build your appliance once the results are in.
Often it is covered by medical insurance rather than dental insurance, because sleep apnea is a medical diagnosis. Our office manager Anna has decades of experience with insurance and will help you understand your coverage before you commit.
It feels like a slim sports mouthguard. It gently holds your lower jaw slightly forward so your airway stays open. Most patients adjust within a week or two, and because it is silent and fits in a pocket, people actually keep using it, which is the whole point.
Tired of Being Tired?
Book a sleep apnea consultation in Henderson. Bring your sleep study if you have one, and we will tell you whether an oral appliance is right for you.



