A new, uniquely sophisticated mandibular advancement device clinically proven to treat obstructive sleep apnea and snoring.
OrthoApnea NOA is a unique mandibular advancement device, developed completely digitally and customized to fit each patient’s unique mandibular biomechanics. With OrthoApnea NOA, you will experience a restful sleep, specifically designed to meet the individual needs of each patient.
OrthoApnea NOA is indicated for:
- Patients with mild to moderate OSA.
- Patients with severe OSA intolerant to other treatments.
- Snoring patients.
Composed of two individual splints that hold the mandible in a controlled forward position to facilitate breathing during sleep.
Each of the two splints is adapted to the patient’s upper and lower teeth and are connected by a cam that allows the jaw to be held in a forward or advanced position. This position is carefully adjusted to help keep the upper airway open and prevent obstruction that can occur during sleep.
Mandibular advancement is carried out in a progressive and controlled manner by exchanging the lower splints. The OrthoApnea NOA treatment consists of 1 upper splint and 4 lower splints. The sequence of gradual advancement is defined by the dentist. They can be requested in millimeters with respect to the Starting Point (SP), or as a percentage of the patient’s total advancement range.

Warranty: 3 Years (Warranty voided with dental changes, damage outside of normal wear, abuse, or misuse)
Get Started Today:
When you partner with DPS to treat OSA, you can expect not only a well-crafted appliance and excellent customer service, but also:
- Complimentary ground shipping to and from the lab
- Custom AM Reprogrammer included with each sleep appliance at no charge
- Digital impression accepted from all major intra-oral scanning systems, including: Carestream, CEREC, Heron, iTero, Medit, PlanMeca, and Trios
To send us a case:
- Download a NOA Prescription
- Send us your scanned impressions and bite
- Or, call 800-332-3341 to request a UPS pickup for your traditional impressions and protrusive bite





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