Snoring and sleep care in St. Johns
A custom oral appliance, no mask or hose. A sleep provider tells you if it’s an option.
We’ll call you back, usually by the next business day.
Prefer to call? (503) 755-9407
How it works
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He checks your bite, jaw and airway and tells you what he sees.
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Pick it up at our office and wear it overnight in your own bed.
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A licensed sleep medicine provider makes the diagnosis. If an oral appliance is a good option, Dr. Kaady fits it and follows up. If CPAP is the better choice, we’ll tell you.
Why Bridgetown
The sleep medicine provider decides if you need a night at a sleep center instead.
For some people, an oral appliance is an alternative to CPAP. It depends on the diagnosis, your anatomy and what you'd prefer.
If the results point to an oral appliance, Dr. Kaady fits it and follows up.
We go over the cost before you commit to anything, and you can pay over time through Cherry or CareCredit.
Meet Dr. Kaady
Before dental school at OHSU, Dr. Kaady studied civil engineering at Oregon State. He has cared for patients on N Lombard St for more than 20 years.
For some people, yes. It’s a custom mouthpiece you wear at night, with no mask or hose. Whether it’s right for you depends on your diagnosis, your anatomy and what you’d prefer.
No. A licensed sleep medicine provider makes the diagnosis from your sleep study. Dr. Kaady’s part is the dental side, and the appliance if you need one.
A small monitor you wear in your own bed. You pick it up at our office and bring it back when you’re done. Most people don’t need a night at a sleep center; your sleep provider decides.
It depends on your plan and on what the test shows. We go over costs and coverage before you commit to anything, and you can pay over time through Cherry or CareCredit.
Or call (503) 755-9407
Mon to Thu 8 AM to 5 PM, Fridays by appointment
8907 N Lombard St, Portland, OR 97203