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DENTAL APPLIANCES

At Blue Fern Denture Clinic we are able to offer a wide verity of therapy's at many different price points. Give us a call. We would love to go over all your treatment options and would be happy to help you with your insurance or financing questions

Dental Appliances

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Custom Mouth Guards

Night Guards and Splints

Let us help with your night time stress. Teeth grinding, is a common occurrence during sleep for many people. While occasional grinding and clenching can come and go, habitual or stress bruxism can cause serious long term damage to your teeth, jaw joints, and nerves. The excessive force generated during grinding can cause wear and tear on your jaw joints.

Teeth Whitening

Discolored teeth are one of the most common cosmetic dental issues. Bright, white teeth are the cornerstone of a healthy looking smile, but even with a thorough daily oral hygiene routine, maintaining pearly white teeth can be nearly impossible. Foods and beverages, lifestyle choices, and even the aging process can all conspire to make teeth look dingy and stained. We can help, with a simple teeth whitening gel even the most discolored teeth can once again have a beautiful shine.

Dental whitening treatment is a simple and effective method to help whiten teeth that are stained and discolored.

Get the sleep you deserveSleep Apnea and Anti-Snoring appliances

What Causes Obstructive sleep apnea?

During sleep, muscles relax, including those that control the tongue and throat. Snoring is often a symptom of OSA caused by changes in your upper airway while you sleep. Your soft tissue may vibrate (commonly known as snoring) or it may completely collapse causing you to stop breathing. The soft tissue at the back of throat can sag, narrowing and constricting the airway. Collapsing of the soft tissue is called an Obstructive Apnea and may last for 10 seconds or more.

Snoring

One of the most common signs and symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is loud and chronic (ongoing) snoring. Pauses may occur in the snoring. Choking or gasping may follow the pauses. These brief periods of breathing cessation don’t trigger full alertness, but disrupt sleep enough to leave sufferers groggy in the mornings — and at risk for a number of more serious health problems, often without even realizing there’s a problem. You likely won’t know that you’re having problems breathing or be able to judge how severe the problem is. A family member or bed partner often will notice these problems before you do