Did you know your dentist can help with snoring, sleep apnea, and airway issues? Green Bay Smiles Dental offers non-invasive dental solutions that help you and your family sleep and breathe the way you were meant to.
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Most people think of sleep apnea as a medical problem — and it is. But what many don’t know is that the shape of your jaw, the position of your tongue, and the structure of your teeth all directly affect whether your airway stays open while you sleep. As a sleep apnea dentist in Green Bay, WI, Green Bay Smiles Dental addresses the oral and structural factors behind snoring, obstructive sleep apnea, and related breathing disorders.
Snoring, sleep apnea (mild–moderate), TMJ, mouth breathing, pediatric airway
Oral appliance therapy, myofunctional referral
Dr. Casey works alongside sleep physicians, ENTs, and orthodontists in Green Bay, WI. We communicate directly with your medical team so treatment is medically sound, coordinated, and properly billed through your medical insurance.
In-office screening and risk assessment. The first step to understanding whether your sleep is affecting your health.
Custom-fitted mandibular advancement device. Primary dental treatment for mild–moderate OSA and a proven CPAP alternative.
Non-apnea snoring addressed with custom oral appliances. A comfortable, quiet solution for a better night’s sleep.
TMD evaluation and management. Closely linked to airway and sleep — often the missing piece for chronically exhausted patients.
Mouth breathing, tongue tie, and airway obstruction in children. Early dental intervention prevents long-term developmental and orthodontic complications.
Custom night guards for teeth grinding — closely linked to sleep-disordered breathing and jaw tension.
I'd had jaw pain and morning headaches for three years. Two doctors told me it was tension headaches. Here they identified it as TMJ in the first appointment. A custom splint later and I wake up pain-free for the first time in years.
I was worried they'd push me toward expensive treatment. Instead they started with a night guard, gave me exercises, and my symptoms improved 80% within a month. They told me upfront that conservative care works for most people — and it did.
Dr. Casey holds continuing education in dental sleep medicine and is a member of the AADSM. Specific, verifiable credentials.
For patients who can’t tolerate CPAP, oral appliance therapy is proven and comfortable. No masks, no hoses, no machines.
We work directly with your sleep physician to ensure treatment is medically sound and insurance-covered. You’re never on your own.