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Dental Providers

Star Sleep Diagnostics partners with dental providers to assist with the diagnosis of sleep-related breathing disorders, including obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).

— Dental Sleep Medicine

Sleep Testing for Dental Sleep Medicine

Star Sleep Diagnostics partners with dental providers to assist with the diagnosis of sleep-related breathing disorders, including obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).

Dental providers often identify patients with snoring, airway restriction, bruxism, or craniofacial risk factors that may indicate sleep-disordered breathing. Because a sleep study and physician diagnosis are typically required before initiating oral appliance therapy, we provide convenient diagnostic testing to support dental sleep medicine.

Our goal is to make the diagnostic process efficient and straightforward for dental providers and their patients.

— Diagnostic Reports

Diagnostic Reports Supporting Oral Appliance Therapy

Following interpretation of the sleep study, a diagnostic report is provided to the referring provider.

When appropriate, the report may include documentation supporting oral appliance therapy as a treatment option for patients diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea.

This helps dental providers proceed with oral appliance therapy in coordination with medical recommendations.

Online Referral Form

Dental providers may refer patients directly using the form below. Our sleep coordinator will contact the patient to arrange testing.

Patient Information - Step 1 of 4
Date of Birth

— Breathing Disorders Include

Dental Findings That May Suggest Sleep Apnea

Dental providers are often the first clinicians to observe signs that may indicate sleep-disordered breathing.

Consider referral for patients with:

Loud or habitual snoring
Witnessed apneas during sleep
Excessive daytime fatigue
Bruxism or severe tooth wear
Narrow palate or airway restriction
Retrognathia or craniofacial risk factors
Scalloped tongue
Obesity or metabolic risk factors
Hypertension or cardiovascular risk

Many patients with these findings may have undiagnosed obstructive sleep apnea.

Next steps after submission

What Happens Next

1

Referral received

2

Our sleep coordinator contacts the patient

3

Home sleep study arranged

4

Physician interpretation

5

Diagnostic report sent to referring provider