Vivos a Non-Invasive Solution for Sleep Apnea

A Solution for Sleep Apnea

Discover a Non-Invasive Alternative to CPAP Machines

If you're struggling with obstructive sleep apnea, you understand the challenges it poses to your health and daily life. While CPAP machines have been the traditional solution, they can be bulky and inconvenient. Fortunately, there's a promising alternative: the Vivos device. This innovative treatment offers long-lasting relief, without the need for surgery or CPAP machines.

How Does Vivos Work?

Vivos is a personalized biometric device designed to be used nightly for 12 to 24 months. Patients often notice significant improvements within the first few days. Dr. Lee makes adjustments as needed to ensure optimal results. By the end of the treatment program, many patients no longer require further intervention.

Vivos Benefits

• Alleviates symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea
• Eliminates chronic snoring
• Addresses various sleep-related breathing disorders in adults

Why Choose our Leduc?

We are a certified Vivos treatment provider, offering the first oral appliance to receive US FDA clearance as of 2023 to treat severe obstructive sleep apnea.

Getting Started

After a home sleep test with a VivoScore sleep ring and an accurate diagnosis, schedule a consultation with Dr. Lee to determine if Vivos is right for you. The consultation may include a health questionnaire, screening, head and neck exam, CBCT scan, and intraoral photos and measurements.

Airway Intelligence Report

Based on your examination results, a customized treatment plan will be created. Your plan will include:

• Complete assessment and evaluation
• Airway measurements
• Treatment goals
• Personalized treatment plan
• Financing options

What to Expect with Vivos

• Enhanced Sleep Quality
• Increased Vitality and Energy
• Improved Dietary Habits and Nutrition
• Regular Consultations and follow up with Dr. Lee

Enjoy Permanent Relief

Vivos addresses maxillary hypoplasia (underdeveloped upper jaw) and mandibular retrognathia (underdeveloped lower jaw) by gently expanding the palate and repositioning the lower jaw. This non-surgical approach offers permanent relief from sleep apnea symptoms, without the need for CPAP machines or surgery.