Breath Easier. Sleep Better.

Sleep Apnea & Airway Treatment

Personalized care to help children and adults breathe easier, sleep better, and enjoy the vitality and focus that comes with truly restful sleep.

Dr. Pruett | Coppell Heritage Dentistry's Dentist

A Personal Message from Dr. Pruett

“Sleep is one of the most overlooked pillars of health in our healthcare system. Snoring, restless sleep, and constant fatigue are often dismissed as ‘normal,’ but they don’t have to be. Quality sleep and proper oxygenation are essential for clear thinking, balanced mood, focus, and overall quality of life—for both children and adults.

As a dentist, I’m uniquely positioned to recognize the signs of sleep-disordered breathing because the mouth often tells the story first.

Whether you’re seeking better rest for yourself or simply hoping to sleep without disturbing your partner, pursuing healthier sleep is always worth it.”

Breathe Better, Live Better

Here are a few benefits that come with easier breathing and better sleep.

  1. Stronger Health and Longevity

    Untreated sleep apnea increases the risk of high blood pressure, heart disease, and stroke. Studies show that people with severe sleep apnea are up to 3 times more likely to die from cardiovascular problems if left untreated. By improving your airway and sleep, you protect your long-term health—and in some cases, it could even save your life.

  2. Sharper Focus and Memory

    Quality sleep supports brain function, helping you think clearly, remember important details, and stay alert throughout the day. Easier breathing reduces nighttime interruptions that can leave you foggy and distracted.

  3. Better Mood and Emotional Health

    Restful sleep helps regulate emotions, so you’re less likely to feel irritable, stressed, depressed, or anxious. Consistent, uninterrupted sleep can improve overall mental well-being.

  4. More Energy Every Day

    When you breathe easier and sleep more soundly, your body can fully recharge overnight. Waking up refreshed means you’ll have more energy to focus, play, and enjoy daily life.

Visit our Airway Resources page to learn more how better breathing and better sleep change lives for adults and children.

How We Can Help

Before recommending any treatment, we take the time to thoroughly evaluate each patient’s unique needs. While dentists do not diagnose sleep-disordered breathing, treatment planning is based on the sleep study and medical diagnosis provided by your physician.

If Oral Appliance Therapy is recommended, I can design and fabricate a custom appliance tailored specifically to you. I also provide guidance to support healthy nasal breathing habits. In some cases, a collaborative, team-based approach is best, involving specialists such as a sleep physician, ENT, allergist, or myofunctional therapist.

With a clear understanding of your individual condition, we can confidently recommend treatment options and lifestyle improvements that support better sleep and overall health.

  1. Oral Appliance Therapy - Nylon EMA Device

    Oral Appliance Therapy

    A Mandibular Advancement Device (MAD) is a custom-made oral appliance worn during sleep that gently moves the lower jaw forward. By repositioning the jaw, it helps keep the airway open, reduces airway collapse, and improves airflow—making it an effective treatment option for many patients with snoring, sleep apnea or obstructed breathing.

  2. Orthodontic Aligners

    Orthodontic Aligners

    Spark™ Orthodontic Aligners are clear, removable aligners designed to gently guide teeth into more optimal positions over time. By improving tooth alignment and arch development, they can help create more space for the tongue, supporting better breathing, improved airflow, and long-term airway health—often while also enhancing your smile.