DFW Sleep Solutions
Dental Sleep Medicine · Corinth & Plano

Sleep through the night, breathe through the night. No mask, no hose, no machine.

Dr. Suzanne Thai treats snoring and sleep apnea with a custom oral appliance — a quiet, comfortable alternative for people who can't stand their CPAP.

Call (940) 353-4580

Only a few complimentary consultations open each week — Dr. Thai sees every patient personally.

Covered by Medicare & most insurance · We verify your coverage

4.8 on Google · 102 reviews•Complimentary consultation•Two DFW locations•Covered by Medicare & most insurance
Dr. Suzanne Thai, DDS — DFW Sleep Solutions
TED Talk SpeakerHarvard SpeakerAuthor, Snoring: The Clue That Can Save Your LifeMember, American Academy of Dental Sleep MedicineDiplomate, American Sleep and Breathing AcademyDiplomate, International Academy of Sleep
From Dr. Thai

Hear it from Dr. Thai

Sound Familiar?

You're sleeping. You're just not resting.

Sleep apnea means your airway closes again and again through the night. Your body keeps waking you up to breathe — so even eight or ten hours can leave you exhausted, foggy and short-tempered.

Left untreated, sleep apnea is linked to high blood pressure, heart disease, and stroke — which is exactly why it's worth solving now.

  • 01Eight hours of sleep and still waking up tired
  • 02Loud snoring your partner complains about
  • 03Waking up gasping, choking or several times a night
  • 04Morning headaches, brain fog, low energy by midday
  • 05A CPAP sitting in the closet because you can't wear it
  • 06Told your sleep apnea "isn't severe enough" to treat
A custom oral appliance that keeps the airway open
The Alternative to CPAP

A small custom appliance that keeps your airway open.

Made from impressions of your teeth, it gently holds your lower jaw forward while you sleep, so your airway stays open and you breathe all night. It fits in your pocket and goes wherever you go.

Quiet

No motor, no air pressure, no noise.

Comfortable

Most patients wear it all night from day one.

Custom

Fitted to your mouth and adjusted by Dr. Thai.

How oral appliance therapy works

CPAP vs. The Oral Appliance

Two ways to treat sleep apnea. Only one you will actually wear.

CPAP
  • Mask strapped to your face
  • Hose tethered to a machine
  • Noisy motor and air pressure
  • Needs wall power all night
  • Bulky case for travel
The Oral Appliance
  • Fits in the palm of your hand
  • Completely silent
  • Pocket-sized and travel-ready
  • No power, no hose, no noise
  • Goes wherever you go
Clear custom oral appliance in a hand beside a bulky CPAP machine and mask

The custom oral appliance fits in your palm. The CPAP does not.

Insurance & Medicare

Good news: this is usually covered.

Because sleep apnea is a medical condition, oral appliance therapy is covered by Medicare and most medical insurance — it bills to your medical plan, not your dental. Many patients pay little to nothing out of pocket. We verify your exact coverage before anything begins.

  • Covered by Medicare
  • Covered by most medical insurance
  • We handle the paperwork
  • We verify your coverage

Covered by Medicare & most insurance · We verify your coverage

Consultation times are limited each week, so don't wait to check yours.

Your Benefits, Handled

We check your coverage before you decide.

No surprise bills. We contact your insurer, confirm what is covered, and tell you any remaining cost — with financing available — before treatment ever begins.

Start to Finish

How it works — start to finish.

1

Complimentary consultation with Dr. Thai

A complimentary, no-pressure conversation about your sleep.

2

A simple at-home sleep test

Often covered by insurance, done comfortably in your own bed.

3

Your covered appliance, custom-fitted

Made from impressions of your teeth and adjusted by Dr. Thai.

Dr. Suzanne Thai, DDS — DFW Sleep Solutions
Your Sleep Specialist

Dr. Suzanne Thai, DDS

For 20 years Dr. Thai has helped patients breathe and sleep better. She founded DFW Sleep Solutions to focus on one thing: sleep. She wrote the book Snoring: The Clue That Can Save Your Life, speaks nationally on sleep apnea, and personally guides every patient from consultation to follow-up.

  • Member, American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine
  • Diplomate, American Sleep and Breathing Academy
  • Diplomate, International Academy of Sleep
  • TED Talk Speaker
  • Author

“I treat sleep, and sleep only.”

— Dr. Suzanne Thai

Outside the office, Dr. Thai loves music and dance — and she is a proud mom to her son Connor, a professional dancer for the Dallas Cowboys.

Patient Stories

Real patients. Real nights of sleep.

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Three Steps

Simple, private and personal.

1

Tell us what's going on

Answer three quick questions. It takes under a minute.

2

Meet Dr. Thai

A complimentary, no-pressure consultation in Corinth or Plano.

3

Get your plan

Clear options and honest pricing before anything begins.

Complimentary Consultation

Find out if you qualify.

Your first consultation with Dr. Thai is complimentary. We verify your insurance and Medicare coverage, and treatment is discussed at your visit with financing available. No obligation.

Consultation: Complimentary
Coverage: Covered by Medicare & most insurance
Benefits: We verify your benefits before you decide
Financing: Available for anything not covered
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What brings you here today?

Questions

Questions, answered.

Yes. Because it treats a medical condition, oral appliance therapy is covered by Medicare and most medical insurance. We check your specific benefits and tell you your exact cost before anything begins.

No. The complimentary consultation is a conversation and a gentle evaluation — no painful procedures. If testing is later recommended, we'll explain exactly what to expect first.

Possibly — many patients who can't get along with a CPAP may be supported with an oral appliance or alternative therapy. Candidacy is confirmed at your consultation, at no cost to you.

Care is coordinated with a physician and tailored to your health history. Dr. Thai will review whether this approach is appropriate for you during the consultation.

That's exactly what the consultation is for — to understand your symptoms and see whether testing makes sense. There's no obligation, and the visit is complimentary.

For most patients, insurance or Medicare covers all or most of it. The consultation is complimentary, we verify your benefits, and you'll see any remaining cost — with financing available — before you agree to anything.

Tonight could be the last night you sleep like this.

Consultation times are limited each week — reserve yours before they're gone.

Is your partner's snoring keeping you awake? One quiet night could change both your lives.

Call (940) 353-4580

Limited consultations each week · Medicare & most insurance accepted

Visit Us

Two DFW locations.

Corinth

3941 FM 2181, Corinth, TX 76210

Seeing patients Monday & Tuesday

Plano

7000 West Plano Parkway, Suite 205, Plano, TX 75093

Seeing patients Wednesday & Thursday

Phone: (940) 353-4580  |  Fax: (940) 498-2366

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