Omaha’s Leading Sleep Dentist
The Advanced Dental Sleep Treatment Center is Nebraska’s leading institution for sleep dentistry. We are the only one of its kind in the region with a sole focus on sleep health. We believe that sleep apnea is not only one of the most under-diagnosed conditions in America, but it’s one of the most serious. Our mission is to reach every person with sleep apnea and help them find the best sleep apnea treatment for them. We achieve our mission by helping people diagnose their sleep apnea, educate them about their treatment options, and provide effective treatment. With a strong team of Sleep Dentists, Sleep Physicians, and Respiratory Professionals, we personalize treatment and offer both CPAPs and Oral Appliances.
Equipped with the highest attainable credentials and decades of experience, we strive to see that every single patient who walks through our door achieves a successful treatment. This is our passion.
Our Services
OMAHA SLEEP APNEA & SNORING DENTIST
Meet Dr. Roger Roubal
Dr. Roger Roubal is a trusted provider of Sleep Apnea Treatment in Omaha, Nebraska with more continued education, years of experience, and state of the art computer equipment than any other dental professional in the region. Dr. Roubal has over 3,000 hours of continued education with over 500 of those hours focused on the study of sleep.
Our advanced techniques and extensive experience result in our patients enjoying over a 90% success rate in our treatment. Call our Omaha office at (402) 493-4175 today.
Recognizing the Symptoms of Sleep Apnea
Sleep apnea is a serious sleep disorder that can result in severe health complications without treatment. One of the best ways to ensure you get treatment in time is by recognizing the symptoms of sleep apnea and getting help as soon as possible. One of the most common symptoms to watch for is snoring at night. It’s also important to recognize symptoms including morning headaches, gasping or choking for air during sleep, feeling tired throughout the day, irritability, dry mouth in the morning, difficulty concentrating, and difficulty staying asleep. If you recognize any of these symptoms, we highly encourage you to visit us for an appointment.
