Your Path to Wellness

A Dental Practice That Takes Sleep Seriously

At Epic Dentistry, we recognize that the mouth plays a central role in airway health and sleep quality. That’s why we take a proactive, patient-centered approach to uncovering the root cause of your sleep concerns—whether it's snoring, teeth grinding, fatigue, or undiagnosed sleep apnea.


We offer convenient at-home sleep studies as a first step. Once results are in, Dr. Caulfield will walk you through what they mean and discuss personalized treatment options. Depending on your needs, this could include:

  • Custom night guards
  • Oral appliance therapy
  • Mandibular advancement devices like Vivos®


Oral Appliance Therapy

Child Treatment

Vivos Treatment

Splints and Night Guards

Sleep Testing

Oral Appliance Therapy

Child Treatment

Collaborative, Whole Health Care

Unlike most general dentists, Dr. Caulfield sees sleep-related concerns every day and partners closely with medical providers to offer comprehensive, integrated care. Our goal is to help you sleep deeper, breathe easier, and live better—starting right here in the dental chair.

Signs of Sleep Dysfunction

  • Loud or frequent snoring
  • Choking or gasping sounds
  • Daytime sleepiness or fatigue
  • Insomnia
  • Morning headaches
  • Nocturia (waking during the night to go to the bathroom)
  • Difficulty concentrating


The most common symptom of sleep apnea is snoring. However, not everyone who snores has sleep apnea. Snoring is likely to be a sign of sleep apnea when it is followed by silent breathing pauses and choking or gasping sounds.

Healthy Sleep Measures

  • Average adult human need is 7 to 8 hours/night
  • A newborn infant may require up to 16 hours/day
  • Teenagers need 9+ hours
  • Normal sleep latency: 10-20 minutes
  • 50% light sleep and 50% deep sleep NREM/REM
Tips To Improve Your Sleep

Let’s Talk About Sleep—Because It Affects Everything

If you're struggling to sleep well at night, you're far from alone. Yet as common as it is, sleep disorders affect your brain, body, and overall well-being. From energy and focus to heart health and immune function, the quality of your sleep is deeply connected to your quality of life.

75%

Approximately three out of every four adults report sleep problems multiple nights a week

1 in 5

One in every five adults has mild obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). And one out of 15 has moderate to severe OSA—and most don’t even know it

50%

Studies show that 50% of individuals with untreated sleep apnea are at a higher risk for cardiovascular diseases

40 million

In the US alone, over 40 million adults experience sleep-disordered breathing