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Stop Snoring.
Start Breathing.

Snoring is more than a noise—it's a health risk. Discover restorative sleep with our custom dental solutions.

Advanced Oral Appliance Therapy

Custom Precision

Each device is digitally scanned and custom-milled to fit your unique dental anatomy, ensuring maximum comfort and preventing tooth movement.

We provide FDA-cleared oral appliances meticulously fitted by Dr. Ghebremichael to ensure optimal comfort and clinical efficacy in managing snoring and mild-to-moderate obstructive sleep apnea.

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CPAP Alternative

A silent, travel-friendly solution for patients who are CPAP intolerant or prefer a non-invasive treatment for peaceful, mask-free sleep.

Airway Stability

By gently advancing the lower jaw, these appliances prevent tissue collapse, effectively eliminating snoring and stabilizing oxygen levels.

Heart Health

Reducing snoring alleviates the strain on your cardiovascular system, lowering the long-term risk of hypertension and heart disease.

Why Treat Snoring?

Morning Energy

Uninterrupted airflow leads to deeper REM cycles, ensuring you wake up feeling refreshed, focused, and ready for the day ahead.

Silent Nights

Treatment provides a quiet sleeping environment for both you and your partner, improving relationship harmony and overall well-being.

“

Finally, a solution that works. After years of struggling with CPAP and keeping my family awake with snoring, StarSomna’s custom oral appliance has completely transformed my nights. I wake up refreshed, silent, and energized every single day.

Sarah Jenkins

Verified Patient, Indianapolis

Common Questions

What causes snoring and is it dangerous?

Snoring occurs when air flows past relaxed tissues in your throat, causing them to vibrate. While often seen as a nuisance, it can be a sign of Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), which increases risks for heart disease and stroke.

How do oral appliances treat snoring?

Oral appliances are custom-fitted devices worn during sleep. They gently reposition the jaw forward to keep the airway open, effectively reducing snoring and mild-to-moderate sleep apnea symptoms without the need for a CPAP machine.

Is the treatment covered by insurance?

Many medical insurance plans, including Medicare, provide coverage for oral appliance therapy when it is medically necessary to treat Obstructive Sleep Apnea. Our team assists with the verification and claims process.

How do I start my journey to better sleep?

The first step is a comprehensive sleep consultation. We will assess your airway, discuss your symptoms, and determine if you are a candidate for a custom oral appliance to restore your quiet, restful sleep.

Ready for Restful Nights?

Schedule your consultation with Dr. Ghebremichael and discover how our custom oral appliances can transform your sleep.

Or Call Today: 317-429-0111

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