ORAL APPLIANCE THERAPY FOR SNORING & SLEEP APNEA
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office newsAugust, 2008 Most insurance companies will cover a large percentage of the cost of oral appliance therapy if the therapy is performed by a properly trained and qualified dentist.
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ask dr. rogersDr. Rogers is more than happy to answers your questions about snoring and sleep apnea and how oral appliance therapy can help. He can be reached at 724.935.6670 or preferably with the form below. |
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