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If You're Always Tired, It Might Be More Than Just a Busy Life

We Listen First
Dr. Tobias takes time to understand how sleep apnea is affecting your daily life. We don’t just treat your symptoms—we create a care plan that supports your goals, your schedule, and your comfort.
We Make It Easy
From your first visit to your final fitting, we guide you every step of the way. You’ll always know what’s next—and you’ll never feel rushed or overwhelmed.


We Create a Relaxing Experience
Enjoy calming amenities like massage chairs, warm scented towels, a coffee bar, and eye massagers. You’re here to feel better—and we’re here to make sure you do.
Why Treating Sleep Apnea Matters
Sleep apnea doesn’t just affect your sleep—it affects your entire body. When left untreated, it increases your risk for:
- High blood pressure
- Heart attack and stroke
- Type 2 diabetes
- Weight gain and metabolic issues
- Anxiety, depression, and mood disorders
- Cognitive decline and memory loss
The good news? Treating sleep apnea not only helps you sleep better—it helps protect your health, stabilize your mood, and improve your energy and focus.

Common Symptoms of Sleep Apnea
- Loud, chronic snoring
- Waking up gasping or choking
- Morning headaches or dry mouth
- Trouble staying awake during the day
- Poor concentration, memory loss, or “brain fog”
- Irritability, mood swings, or depression
- Frequent nighttime urination
Many people assume they’re just light sleepers, naturally tired, or under stress, but these symptoms are your body’s way of asking for help.

Comfortable, Effective Alternatives to CPAP
Custom Oral Appliance Therapy
These small, removable devices gently reposition your jaw to keep your airway open during sleep. Unlike CPAP machines, they don’t require a mask, noise, or tubing.
The Benefits of Oral Appliances:
- Quiet and discreet
- Travel-friendly
- Easy to clean and care for
- Comfortable, with no cords or straps
- No electricity or water required
Why Treating Sleep Apnea in Children Matters
Sleep is when a child’s body and brain grow, heal, and thrive.
When breathing is interrupted during sleep—whether by enlarged tonsils, narrow airways, or poor jaw development—it’s more than just snoring. It's a medical issue that can affect a child's behavior, learning, development, and long-term health.

What Happens If Sleep Apnea Is Left Untreated?
Delayed Growth & Development
Sleep disruptions can suppress growth hormones, leading to poor weight gain or growth delays.
Behavioral Challenges
Many children diagnosed with ADHD or behavioral disorders are actually suffering from chronic sleep deprivation caused by sleep-disordered breathing.
Learning Difficulties
Interrupted sleep impacts memory, attention, and emotional regulation—leading to poor school performance.
Poor Immune Function
Lack of restorative sleep can weaken a child’s ability to fight off infections and illnesses.
Facial & Jaw Development Issues
Mouth breathing and poor airway health can affect facial growth, leading to long-term orthodontic or skeletal issues.
Bedwetting & Night Terrors
Sleep apnea can increase the likelihood of parasomnias and nighttime accidents.
Increased Risk of Chronic Conditions
Untreated sleep apnea has been linked to high blood pressure, metabolic issues, and even early cardiovascular risks—even in kids.
Signs Your Child May Have Sleep Apnea:
- Loud snoring or noisy breathing during sleep
- Restless sleep or frequent waking
- Bedwetting beyond typical age
- Daytime fatigue or hyperactivity
- Behavioral concerns (tantrums, poor focus)
- Mouth breathing, dry mouth in the morning
- Grinding teeth at night (bruxism)
- Dark circles under the eyes"
How We Help at Sacred Smiles
We provide comprehensive airway evaluations for children. Our goal is early detection and intervention—often working in collaboration with pediatricians, ENTs, and sleep specialists. Depending on the cause, we may recommend:
- Myofunctional therapy
- Orthodontic guidance for jaw development
- Tonsil/adenoid evaluation referrals
- Custom oral appliances
- Habit correction (like mouth breathing or tongue posture)
Your Child Deserves Restful SleepAt Sacred Smiles, we believe every child deserves to wake up rested, healthy, and ready to thrive. If you notice signs of poor sleep or suspect something isn’t right, don’t wait. Let’s evaluate their airway and build a healthier future—one peaceful night at a time."

What to Expect from Your Sleep Apnea Treatment
Consultation + Airway Evaluation
We’ll start by learning about your symptoms, reviewing your health history, and evaluating your airway using digital technology.
Sleep Testing or Specialist Referral
We will always work with primary care physician to first diagnose sleep apnea and to provide the best path forward.
Custom Oral Appliance Design
We take digital impressions to design your oral appliance with maximum precision and comfort.
Fitting + Adjustment
Once your appliance is ready, we ensure a perfect fit and make any needed adjustments for comfort and performance.
Follow-Up + Ongoing Support
We schedule regular check-ins to monitor your results, answer questions, and make sure your treatment continues working long-term.
See Why Northlake Families Choose Sacred Smiles

Flexible Hours That Work for You
We’re open from 7AM to 7PM with no midday breaks, so you can book before or after work, school, or errands—on your time.
Urgent Care, When You Need It
Dental emergencies don’t wait, and neither do we. Same-day appointments are available to help you get relief fast.


Comforts That Make a Difference
Relax with eye massagers, massage chairs, cozy blankets, and a beverage bar. It’s dental care, upgraded.
Designed for Every Family
We welcome patients of all ages, with a kid-friendly play area, video games, and multilingual support to serve every generation.

Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I have sleep apnea?
Common signs include loud snoring, daytime fatigue, morning headaches, and waking up gasping for air. A professional evaluation can confirm the diagnosis.
Is oral appliance therapy as effective as CPAP?
For many patients with mild to moderate sleep apnea, oral appliances can be just as effective as CPAP therapy and are often more comfortable to use.
Will my insurance cover sleep apnea treatment?
Many insurance plans cover sleep apnea treatment. Our team will help you understand your coverage and available financing options.
How long does it take to adjust to an oral appliance?
Most patients adjust to their oral appliance within a few weeks. We'll work with you to ensure maximum comfort and effectiveness.
Can sleep apnea go away on its own?
While lifestyle changes may help, sleep apnea typically requires professional treatment to manage effectively.
How often should I replace my oral appliance?
With proper care, oral appliances typically last 2-3 years. Regular check-ups help determine when replacement is needed.
Can children have sleep apnea?
Yes, children can develop sleep apnea. Early treatment is important for proper growth and development.
What lifestyle changes can help with sleep apnea?
Weight management, regular exercise, and sleeping position changes can complement professional treatment.
How soon will I notice improvements?
Many patients report improved sleep quality within the first few nights of using their oral appliance.
What makes Sacred Smiles different from other sleep apnea providers?
We offer personalized care, advanced technology, and a comfortable, welcoming environment focused on your complete well-being.
