You no longer have to toss and turn trying to get to sleep with your CPAP device. At Maine Sleep Dentistry, Dr. Kyra Chadbourne specializes in sleep apnea treatment in Falmouth and works with referring providers across the state to help patients sleep better.
Are you a good candidate for oral appliance treatment? Take our short sleep quiz to find out.
Visit with Dr. Chadbourne, our trusted sleep dentist in Falmouth, to learn about your options.
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Oral appliance treatment is 100% noise- and mask-free, making it ideal for patients who are CPAP-intolerant. It’s compact, comfortable, and great for patients who travel, but most importantly, it will help you wake up refreshed and ready to take on the day.
Discover Sleep Apnea DevicesLoud, chronic snoring can be more than a nighttime nuisance — it may be a sign that your airway is not staying open while you sleep. At Maine Sleep Dentistry, Dr. Chadbourne helps patients better understand their snoring and explore comfortable, custom oral appliance options when appropriate.
Learn More About Snoring TreatmentDr. Chadbourne brings over a decade of experience to her patients as well as extensive training in sleep dentistry and oral appliance therapy. She’s committed to providing high-quality, personalized care and regularly collaborates with healthcare professionals across the state.
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What Does it Mean to Be a Diplomate of the ABDSM?
Dr. Chadbourne has completed the ABDSM’s Mastery Program, which includes hundreds of hours of comprehensive dental sleep medicine training.
Dr. Chadbourne has completed rigorous examinations and demonstrated her expertise in treating sleep apnea in front of a group of experienced peers.
As a Diplomate of the ABDSM, Dr. Chadbourne has extremely high patient satisfaction rates and has met all of the strict certification requirements of the ABDSM.
Sleep apnea has been connected to a higher risk of a number of medical conditions, like strokes and heart attacks.
Be More PresentPatients with untreated sleep apnea are at a higher risk of experiencing mood instability, depression, and sadness.
Reduce Risk of AccidentsThose experiencing chronic fatigue are over 15 times more likely to be in a motor vehicle accident.
Learn MorePhysicians across the entire state of Maine trust Dr. Chadbourne with providing high-quality sleep apnea treatment for their CPAP-intolerant patients. Refer your patient to our team of experts to help them find relief from their sleep apnea today!
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"I found Falmouth Dentistry to be very professional practice that is easily forthcoming with information about one's condition. I met with their Sleep Coordinator, a very learned, astute, and friendly person who walked me through the entire process of fitting a mandibular advancement device in a comforting way... "
"My purpose for visiting Maine Sleep Dentistry was to be fitted with mouth guard to help me open my airway while I'm sleeping at night. I was very impressed with my whole experience was extremely positive..."
"My experience here was great, from the knowledgeable and professional staff to the efficient way everything was handled; first consulting about weather a dental device would be an appropriate replacement for my cpap machine, then with the digital scanning to create the mouthpiece. I highly recommend this practice. "
Many people don’t look into treatment for their obstructive sleep apnea because they’re scared of the potential cost. However, the reality is that oral appliance treatment is covered by medical insurance and Medicare, in most cases, at 100 percent.
Learn More About Insurance Learn More About Medicare CoverageThere are a number of signs that can point to the fact that you have sleep apnea. Some of the most common include:
There’s no singular cause of obstructive sleep apnea. However, there are a number of risk factors that can increase your chances of experiencing symptoms. These include:
Sleep apnea doesn’t work itself out, which is why we recommend visiting a sleep physician or receiving a sleep study if you experience one or more of the above-listed symptoms of sleep apnea. Based on the results of your study, your physician may refer you to a specialist like Dr. Chadbourne for an oral appliance, or recommend that you use a CPAP device, which keeps the airway open by administering continuous airflow to prevent collapse.
The first step towards addressing your sleep apnea symptoms is to schedule a consultation with a sleep physician near you. They’ll screen you for the condition as well as recommend either an at-home or laboratory sleep study. Then, based on your results, they may either recommend a CPAP device or refer you to our team at Maine Sleep Dentistry for an oral appliance if you aren’t a good candidate for CPAP therapy.
