Princeton Park Dental Associates

You Deserve a Good Night of Sleep

We offer customized solutions to help you manage and treat your sleep apnea, allowing you to sleep comfortably and regain control of your life. Our treatments are designed to help you breathe easier at night, improving your sleep quality and overall well-being.

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Princeton Park Dental Associates

You Deserve a Good Night of Sleep

We offer customized solutions to help you manage and treat your sleep apnea, allowing you to sleep comfortably and regain control of your life. Our treatments are designed to help you breathe easier at night, improving your sleep quality and overall well-being.

Don’t Let Sleep Apnea Disrupt Your Life

Are you feeling more exhausted each day? Do you feel like you are not getting enough restful sleep at night? It might be time to look into sleep apnea. At Princeton Park Dental Associates we specialize in helping people who suffer from this common condition. The wonderful thing about treating sleep apnea at Princeton Park Dental Associates is that your sleep apnea can be controlled with an oral appliance and not with a bulky uncomfortable sleep apnea machine (CPAP). With 20 years of experience Dr. Eric Abrams holds diplomate status in the treatment of sleep apnea with The American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine and is a member of the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine. Visit our dental office in Princeton, New Jersey and start your journey to a better night’s sleep today!

Snore No More

Snore No More

Is snoring keeping you awake? This can be a warning sign of a bigger problem. Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA). Visit our dental office to get tested and see how Dr. Abrams can get you and your significant other a quieter and more restful night’s sleep. Our treatment options do more than just manage your symptoms—they enhance your overall quality of life, helping you feel more energized, stay productive, and boost your mood.

It’s easy to schedule a complimentary consultation.

During your first visit, you will meet Dr. Eric Abrams. He will listen to your concerns, review your sleep study, complete an exam, explain how a sleep apnea appliance works, and come up with a personalized treatment plan. Never had a sleep study? No problem! Dr. Abrams can set you up with a home sleep test to screen for possible sleep apnea.

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1. Discover

Schedule a complimentary consultation online or call our Princeton office to get started with Dr. Abrams.

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2. Design

Getting the right diagnosis and treatment can help you wake up feeling refreshed. and support better well-being.

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3. Dream

Manage your sleep apnea with a comfortable dental device and sleep well every night!

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Expert Diagnosis.

When left untreated, sleep apnea can significantly impact your health, such as increasing the risk of heart disease, diabetes, and cognitive decline. By seeking a proper diagnosis and treatment, you will feel more rested, have improved daytime alertness, and have better mental and emotional well-being.

What Our Patients Are Saying

Discover how our patients feel about their experiences at Princeton Park Dental Associates through their authentic Google reviews. Hear firsthand about the care, comfort, and quality that sets us apart.

Video Testimonials

Listen to some videos of people for whom the oral appliance has changed their lives.

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Improve your quality of life.

With an oral appliance you will not only manage your symptoms but improve your overall quality of life allowing you to be more productive, be more energized, and improve your overall mood.

Some Typical Questions About Sleep Apnea

Is snoring disrupting your sleep? It could be a sign of a more serious issue—Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA). Visit our dental office for a screening and discover how Dr. Abrams can help you and your partner enjoy quieter, more restful nights.

Give our office a call today to schedule your complimentary consultation! Our knowledgeable team is ready to answer your questions and guide you through the process.

All sleep apnea treatments are billed through your medical insurance. To ensure you get the most from your benefits, we work with a specialized medical billing company that handles sleep apnea claims and secures insurance preauthorization before starting treatment.

We can submit your claim to Medicare and your secondary insurance. Reimbursement will depend on the details of your specific plan.

Sleep apnea can be caused by various factors, including genetics, anatomical structure, and body mass. Essentially, while you sleep, your tongue may fall back into your throat, blocking your airway. An oral appliance helps correct this by gently repositioning your lower jaw forward. Since your tongue is connected to your lower jaw, this movement keeps it from obstructing your airway, allowing for better airflow and easier breathing throughout the night.

Most TMJ cases are muscle-related and often result from nighttime teeth grinding. Since grinding is a common symptom of sleep apnea, an oral appliance can help reduce the underlying cause, easing tension and minimizing the urge to grind.

Once your sleep apnea appliance is fitted, you’ll no longer need your night guard.

A sleep apnea appliance typically lasts around five years, but with proper care, it can last much longer. We’ll provide you with detailed instructions to help extend its lifespan—some patients have even used the same appliance for over a decade!

This treatment is a therapeutic process that typically takes about three months to complete. During this time, we will fit your appliance, make necessary adjustments, and conduct follow-up testing to ensure your sleep apnea is effectively managed.

Unfortunately, snoring appliances are not covered by dental or medical insurance. However, the cost includes your consultation with Dr. Abrams, the appliance itself, and two months of follow-up visits for any necessary adjustments.

An oral appliance begins with the right diagnosis

Snoring alone does not establish a diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnea. A sleep evaluation and coordination with a medical provider help determine the condition and appropriate treatment. Oral appliances are one possible option for selected patients; they are not an automatic replacement for prescribed PAP therapy.

What to discuss before choosing an appliance

Bring information about any sleep study, diagnosis, current treatment, and difficulties with that treatment. Ask how dental suitability will be assessed, how fitting and adjustments work, and how effectiveness will be checked with your medical provider. Follow-up matters even if symptoms improve. Do not stop prescribed sleep apnea treatment without discussing the change with your treating clinician.

Questions about sleep apnea oral appliance consultation

Can I choose an appliance based only on snoring?

A proper evaluation is needed. Discuss symptoms with a healthcare professional and ask whether sleep testing is appropriate before selecting treatment.

What should I ask about costs and coverage?

Ask for an estimate that explains the consultation, appliance, adjustments, and follow-up. Medical and dental benefits may apply differently; the office and insurer can help clarify your specific plan.

Related care: family dental care. Learn about Dr. Eric Abrams and our team, review patient resources, or request an appointment at 188 N Harrison St., Princeton, NJ 08540.

Patient education: NIH/NHLBI: Sleep apnea treatment. Individual recommendations require a dental evaluation.