Sleep Apnea Treatment Reston, VA Wake Refreshed and Live Fully
- Dentist certified in sleep apnea treatment
- Comfortable, travel-ready oral appliance therapy
- Virtual consultations to begin your journey
- 200+ 5-star reviews from Reston-area patients
Book a Consultation With Dr. Wayne Myles Reclaim Your Rest With Expert Sleep Apnea Care in Reston
Personalized and Convenient Solutions
Tired of continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machines? Dr. Wayne Myles offers a quiet, non-invasive alternative: oral appliance therapy. These slim, custom-fitted devices are worn at night and can travel easily. No noise, no hassle, just better sleep.
Experienced, Accredited Sleep Apnea Treatment
Dr. Myles has earned advanced certifications in sleep apnea therapy and neuromuscular dentistry. This specialized training allows him to design precise, comfortable oral appliances that keep your upper airway open while you sleep and help you breathe easier.
Compassion-Driven Approach
Patients across Reston trust Dr. Myles for his clear communication, gentle chairside manner, and outstanding results for complex issues. With more than 250 five-star reviews on Google, you can trust that his care prioritizes your comfort and health.
Virtual Consults to Get Started Sooner
Not entirely sure whether your symptoms point to sleep apnea? Start with a free virtual consultation. Dr. Myles will review your concerns and provide a customized video plan before you even step foot in our Reston dental office.
Start your virtual consultation or call our office today to learn more about the life-changing care Dr. Myles provides. It’s time to sleep better, feel better, and live better.
“An outstanding experience.” “He truly makes a difference in our lives.”
Junko Ikegami
2025
Dr. Myles and his team truly embody compassion and professionalism in all that they do. It’s evident how deeply he cares about dental health and its vital connection to our overall well-being. The exceptional quality of care he provides showcases his unwavering commitment to the health and happiness of those he serves. My husband and I genuinely appreciate everything Dr. Myles does for us; he truly makes a difference in our lives.
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Shalaya Shorter
2025
I had an outstanding experience at this office. The staff were warm, welcoming, and provided excellent care throughout my visit. Dr. Myles demonstrated exceptional expertise in his field. He attentively addressed a few minor adjustments I requested, ensuring everything was completed to my satisfaction. Overall, I am pleased with the results. Thank you for the exceptional service.
View On GoogleUnderstanding Sleep Apnea
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) occurs when the muscles and soft tissues in your throat relax during sleep, blocking your airway. When this happens, your breathing temporarily stops. Some people with sleep apnea experience dozens or even hundreds of breathing interruptions per night.
Each time your brain senses the lack of oxygen, it momentarily wakes your body just enough to restart your breathing. These repeated arousals disrupt your sleep and can leave you feeling exhausted, even after a full night in bed.
Common signs and symptoms of sleep apnea include:
- Loud, chronic snoring
- Waking up gasping or choking
- Morning headaches
- Daytime sleepiness
- Difficulty concentrating at work
- Mood changes or irritability
Left untreated, sleep apnea can raise your risk for serious health conditions, including high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, and type 2 diabetes. The good news? With the right treatment, most patients experience immediate improvements in their sleep quality and overall well-being.
Oral Appliance Therapy Comfortable, Proven Treatment Without CPAP
While CPAP machines are the traditional solution for obstructive sleep apnea, they’re not the only option, and they’re certainly not the most comfortable. Many of our Reston patients find them loud, bulky, and hard to use consistently.
Dr. Myles prefers oral appliance therapy to help you address your sleep apnea symptoms. Take a look at some of the advantages over CPAP:
- Custom-fitted to your bite for maximum comfort
- Silent: no motors or forced air
- Travel-friendly and easy to clean
- No electricity or tubing required
- Covered by many medical insurance plans
What to Expect From Your Sleep Apnea Treatment With Dr. Myles
Dr. Myles has streamlined the sleep apnea treatment process to ensure it’s both comprehensive and convenient for his Reston patients.
“An exceptional doctor.” “Highly recommend Dr. Myles and his wonderful team!”
Michelle Belliveau
2025
I recently started seeing Dr. Myles and I must say I am very impressed with him, his services and staff. Everyone is very friendly especially the front desk! I actually enjoy going to the dentist now. Highly recommend Dr. Myles and his wonderful team!
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Fatema Ehsan
2025
Dr. Myles is an exceptional doctor who truly stands out due to his extensive knowledge and patient-centered approach. He takes the time to thoroughly explain all the available treatment options, ensuring you understand the pros and cons of each.
View On GoogleFAQ About Sleep Apnea Treatment in Reston, VA
How do I know if I have sleep apnea?
If you feel tired even after a full night’s sleep, experience frequent morning headaches, or have been told you snore loudly, you could be one of the millions of Americans with undiagnosed sleep apnea. A sleep study is the best way to confirm it.
Is oral appliance therapy covered by insurance?
Often, yes. With an official diagnosis, most medical insurance providers will offer coverage for oral appliances. Our team can assist you with paperwork, authorizations, and your benefits review so you can focus on feeling better.
What if I’ve tried CPAP and couldn’t tolerate it?
You’re not alone! Many patients in Reston come to Dr. Myles after struggling to adjust to a CPAP machine. Oral appliances are a much simpler solution, and many find them more comfortable and sustainable.
Who is most at risk for developing sleep apnea?
Sleep apnea is more common in men, those over 40, and individuals with obesity or a larger neck circumference. Smoking, alcohol use, nasal congestion, and family history can also increase your risk of developing sleep apnea.
