Do you take my insurance?

We accept all PPO dental insurance plans, including Delta Dental, MetLife, UnitedHealthcare, Guardian, Aetna, Principal, United Concordia and Beam. If your plan doesn't fully cover a visit, we'll walk you through all costs ahead of time.

What if I don't have insurance?

Our in-house membership plan starts at $490 a year for an individual, a little more than $1 a day. It includes two preventive hygiene visits a year, and other treatment comes with reduced co-pays. We also offer financing through CareCredit, Cherry and Sunbit.

What happens at my first visit?

We review your medical and dental history, take dental X-rays, do a comprehensive exam, and clean, polish and floss your teeth. If anything needs treatment, we walk you through all costs ahead of time.

Are you open on Saturdays or evenings?

We're open until 7pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays, from 8am on Fridays, and 8am–2pm on the third Saturday of each month.

Free on-site parking at 20162 SW Birch St, with an elevator to Suite 200. We're a few minutes from John Wayne Airport.

Can you see me today for a toothache?

Call (949) 873-0022 right away. We offer same-day appointments whenever available.

Yes, we see kids. Please call us at (949) 873-0022 before booking so we can make sure the visit fits your child's age and needs.

Do you speak Spanish?

Yes, our front desk team speaks Spanish.

SERVICES

Newport Beach
Sleep Apnea Treatment

Comfortable, effective sleep apnea treatment designed around your unique needs and goals. Get custom oral appliances by Dr. Kabaklian right here in Newport Beach.

Sleep apnea symptoms

Sleep apnea, especially obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), often goes undiagnosed, even though the symptoms can significantly affect your daily life and long-term health. Some people may simply think they snore, and attribute many of their other symptoms to poor sleep quality. However, sleep apnea is not something anyone has to live with or manage on their own, and the signs should not be ignored.

Common symptoms include:

Loud snoring or disrupted breathing during sleep
Daytime fatigue or excessive sleepiness
Morning headaches or dry mouth in the morning
Difficulty concentrating or brain fog
Waking up feeling unrested despite a full night’s sleep
Daytime dizziness or irritability
Poor sleep quality overall

If you or your partner notice these signs, a sleep study with a sleep physician can help confirm a diagnosis. Sleep apnea can be managed, and treatment can greatly improve not only your sleep quality, but your overall quality of life.

Have you been diagnosed with sleep apnea or snoring?

If you’ve been diagnosed with sleep apnea or struggle with chronic snoring there are multiple sleep apnea treatment options available. While CPAP therapy is often recommended, not every patient tolerates it well.

For those with CPAP intolerance, oral appliance therapy offers a comfortable and effective alternative. These custom-designed sleep apnea devices (often referred to as a sleep apnea mouthguard or sleep mouthpiece) help keep the airway open during sleep, which can greatly improve airflow and reduce snoring.

Enamel General & Cosmetic Dentistry creates custom sleep apnea appliances

At Enamel General & Cosmetic Dentistry, we provide personalized sleep apnea therapy as part of our specialty dentistry services, using custom oral sleep appliances designed for comfort and effectiveness.

We work closely with sleep physicians to ensure your treatment is properly diagnosed and coordinated. For patients with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), an oral appliance can be an excellent solution to reduce snoring, improve sleep quality, and support long-term health.

Each appliance is custom-fitted for your bite, making it more comfortable and effective than over-the-counter options.

Regain your confidence and smile again

Schedule your consultation at Enamel General & Cosmetic Dentistry today.

About Enamel General & Cosmetic Dentistry & Dr. Kabaklian

Dr. Kabaklian and the team at Enamel General & Cosmetic Dentistry take a comprehensive, patient-focused approach to care. They look beyond symptoms to support your overall health and well-being, and they understand how greatly sleep apnea can impact your health and. Sleep quality plays a critical role in that picture, and our goal is to help you feel better not just during treatment, but in your everyday life.

With experience in oral appliance therapy and close collaboration with sleep physicians, our team provides thoughtful, coordinated care for patients with sleep apnea and snoring. Every appliance is custom-designed for comfort, fit, and effectiveness, so treatment feels manageable and sustainable over time.

From your initial consultation through ongoing follow-up, you can expect clear guidance, personalized recommendations, and a level of attention that helps you move forward with confidence.

Do oral sleep apnea devices work?

Yes, oral sleep apnea devices can be highly effective, especially for patients with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea or those who cannot tolerate CPAP therapy. These appliances work by gently repositioning the jaw to keep the airway open during sleep, reducing interruptions in breathing and improving overall sleep quality.

Will insurance cover an oral sleep appliance?

In many cases, medical insurance (not just dental insurance) may cover oral appliance therapy for sleep apnea when it is prescribed by a sleep physician. Coverage varies by plan, and our team can help guide you through the process and verify your benefits.

Who qualifies for oral appliances for sleep apnea?

Oral appliance therapy is typically recommended for patients with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea, or for those who experience CPAP intolerance. A sleep study and diagnosis from a sleep physician are usually required before treatment begins. Once diagnosed, your dentist can create a custom-fitted appliance tailored to your needs.