Snoring, gasping, exhaustion — sleep apnea affects your health, your relationships, and your daily life. Our board-certified sleep medicine specialist offers comfortable, effective alternatives to CPAP so you can finally sleep soundly again.
Untreated sleep apnea raises your risk for heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, and stroke. If you or your partner notice these symptoms, it's time to talk to a specialist.
Snoring that disturbs your partner or wakes you up is one of the most common warning signs.
You sleep 7–8 hours but still feel drained. Your brain is being starved of oxygen all night.
Your airway collapses repeatedly — causing you to gasp, choke, or stop breathing momentarily.
Recurring headaches upon waking are a direct result of low oxygen levels while you sleep.
The repeated oxygen drops during sleep put enormous strain on your cardiovascular system.
Brain fog, poor memory, and irritability are all signs your brain isn't getting enough rest.
Dr. Mashayekhi brings a rare combination of sleep medicine and internal medicine expertise to Tri-City Dental. As a board-certified sleep specialist, she understands that sleep apnea is far more than just a snoring problem — it's a systemic condition that impacts your heart, metabolism, and brain.
Her approach is patient-first: understand the root cause, find the least invasive solution that works, and make sure you actually stick with it. For many of her patients, a custom oral appliance is a life-changing alternative to the CPAP they've been avoiding.
Meet Our Full TeamOral Appliance Therapy (OAT) uses a small, custom-fitted mouthguard worn during sleep. It gently repositions your jaw to keep your airway open — no mask, no hose, no noise.
Is OAT right for me? Oral appliance therapy is most effective for mild to moderate sleep apnea and for patients who can't tolerate CPAP. Dr. Mashayekhi will review your sleep study results and recommend the best treatment for your specific case.
From your first visit to your first full night of sleep — here's exactly what your journey looks like at Tri-City Dental.
Dr. Mashayekhi reviews your symptoms, sleep history, and any existing sleep study results. We examine your jaw, airway, and bite to determine if oral appliance therapy is right for you. No referral needed.
We take precise digital impressions of your teeth and bite. Your custom oral appliance is fabricated to fit your unique anatomy — no generic, off-the-shelf device. We fine-tune the fit until it's exactly right.
Wear your appliance each night. Within days, most patients notice dramatically improved sleep, less snoring, and more energy. We schedule follow-ups to track your progress and adjust if needed.
Fill out the form and our team will call you within one business day. If you have a sleep study on file, let us know — it helps Dr. Mashayekhi prepare for your visit.
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