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Snoring and sleep apnea don’t just disrupt your nights; they can take a serious toll on your health.

Sleep Apnea Causes...

Weight Gain & Diabetes

Sleep apnea causes increased insulin resistance in both obese and non obese humans

Depression

Sleep fragmentation worsens depressive symptoms via disruption of slow-wave sleep

Early Death

Mortality studies indicate 3-fold increased mortality risk independently of age, sex and weight

Erectile Dysfunction

Sleep apnea causes a lack of oxygen during sleep which contributes to erectile and sexual dysfunction

Poor Memory

Sleep apnea causes deficits in attention and vigilance with delayed verbal memory and executive function

Alzheimers

Sleep Apnea causes changes in cerebral blood flow leading to  cognitive decline and aggravates Alzheimers progression

3 Simple Steps

to treating Sleep Apnea and replacing your CPAP

Weight Gain & Diabetes

Sleep apnea causes increased insulin resistance in both obese and non obese humans

Depression

Sleep fragmentation worsens depressive symptoms via disruption of slow-wave sleep

Early Death

Mortality studies indicate 3-fold increased mortality risk independently of age, sex and weight

Erectile Dysfunction

Sleep apnea causes a lack of oxygen during sleep which contributes to erectile and sexual dysfunction

Poor Memory

Sleep apnea causes deficits in attention and vigilance with delayed verbal memory and executive function

Alzheimers

Sleep Apnea causes changes in cerebral blood flow leading to  cognitive decline and aggravates Alzheimers progression

Not Wearing your CPAP?

If you are looking to treat your sleep apnea or if you are not wearing your CPAP, as a member of the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine, Dr. Ryan Askeland is able to fit you with an FDA-approved oral appliance to eliminate or reduce your sleep apnea.

No air pumps, masks or tubes.

Fits in your pocket and easy to travel.

Preferred 80% of the time over a CPAP.

Simply advance the bottom jaw and bite.

Quiet

Portable

Comfort

Adjustable

Ryan Askeland, DMD

Ryan Askeland, DMD is a Florida native, born and raised in the Fort Lauderdale area. He attended the University of Florida for both his Undergraduate and Dental degrees. Dr. Askeland has a strong family history in dentistry, benefiting from years of collaboration with his father, brother, and wife, who are all dentists. He and his family moved to the Treasure Coast in 1998 and are proud of the roots they have established here for over 20 years.

Dr. Askeland maintains a solid foundation in family dentistry with a strong focus in comprehensive cosmetic and implant restorative dentistry. Realizing that the practice of dentistry is in a constant state of change, he is committed to keeping pace. Dr. Askeland attends numerous continuing education seminars both on a local and national level. He has been a member of the Sailfish Study Club since 2001, which hosts a variety of internationally known speakers discussing the latest advances in dentistry.

Request My Evaluation!

Schedule your sleep consultation with Dr. Askeland to discuss how an FDA-approved sleep appliance treats sleep apnea without a CPAP. As a member of the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine, Dr. Askeland is able to bill your medical insurance, so you pay little or zero!

Can't Tolerate Your CPAP? 

In addition to general dentistry, Dr. Askeland has also found a passion for helping patients who suffer from sleep disordered breathing. Among the many factors affecting sleep, Sleep Apnea is a major concern affecting millions of people. Dr. Askeland has devoted countless hours in continuing education, studying dental sleep medicine, and is dedicated to screening and treating patients suffering from this potentially life-threatening disease.

Dr. Askeland’s dedication to his profession is evident through his deep commitment and continuing involvement in organized dentistry. Memberships include the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine, American Dental Association, Florida Dental Association, Atlantic Coast District Dental Association, and Treasure Coast Dental Association. He has served in many capacities throughout the local and state levels, as well as Peer Review Chair for St. Lucie County.

Dr. Askeland and his wife, Jenny, are the proud parents of three wonderful children who keep them very busy. They all enjoy diving, fishing, and cruising throughout the Bahamas in the summertime and heading out west to ski and snowboard during Spring Break. He is also an avid golfer and distance runner, having completed 16 marathons and counting.

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How Does A Sleep Appliance Work?

An oral appliance fits over your teeth like an Invisalign tray while you sleep and supports your jaw in a forward position to keep your airway open. A custom-fit oral appliance can improve your sleep, restore your alertness, and revitalize your health.

If you and your doctor decide that oral appliance therapy is the best treatment option for you, your doctor will write a prescription and refer you to Dr. Askeland who can make a custom-fit oral appliance. Dr. Askeland will provide ongoing treatment to make sure your appliance remains comfortable and effective. 

Schedule a Sleep Appointment with Dr. Askeland

We verify if you have any out of pocket expenses

We fit you with an FDA approved appliance for sleep apnea

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915 SE Ocean Blvd. STE 6 Stuart, FL 34994

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At Ocean Sound Sleep, we offer gentle, effective solutions to help you reclaim restful sleep and brighter mornings without having to rely on surgery or a CPAP machine.

Can't Tolerate Your CPAP?