Dentist Made Sleep Appliance in
Solana Beach
A dentist made sleep appliance in Solana Beach, fitted by Dr. Urich at Good Night Sleep Devices.
Made by Your Dentist, for You
Some sleep devices come off a shelf. Others are made for one person, by a dentist who has met you. If you are looking for a dentist made sleep appliance in Solana Beach, Good Night Sleep Devices is the place to ask. The practice keeps things simple, explains each step and answers your questions in everyday words, with no pressure to decide quickly.
Dr. David F. Urich, DDS, fits a custom oral appliance, a mouthpiece shaped to your teeth and your bite. It works without a mask, hose or cord. Every device is made for the person who will wear it, not for an average mouth. You can see how this fits with the rest of the practice on our services page, which lists each option and what it involves.
Because the practice works from one office, you meet the same dentist at each step. Dr. Urich can adjust fit and feel as you go, which keeps comfort at the center of the plan. He can also answer questions about care and cleaning. Our fitting process guide describes the visit, and it is a helpful read if you live in Solana Beach and want to know what to expect.
At your first visit, Dr. Urich asks about your sleep history, looks at your airway and works with your physician. He wants to hear what your nights are like and what your partner has noticed. This page is general information and not medical advice, so please talk with your own dentist or doctor about your situation. Solana Beach residents are welcome to bring a friend or family member along.
To ask about an appointment, use the form on this page. The office is right here in Solana Beach, and the team will help you pick a time that suits your week. There is no need to prepare anything in advance. Tell us what you hope to learn, and we will take it from there.
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Fees, Follow Ups and Hours
The practice says the fitting itself typically takes under 45 minutes at the office. After that, follow up visits let Dr. Urich check how the appliance sits and make adjustments. Tell him early if something feels off. Honest feedback helps him get the fit right, and you can bring any questions you collect between visits. You may also like reading about custom oral appliances to see how this service fits into the wider picture.
The practice charges a one time fee of $1,950, with two follow up visits included. You wear the device for at least 30 days with Dr. Urich, and a full refund applies if you are not satisfied within that time. Insurance may cover some or all of the cost, though coverage varies by plan. The team is happy to walk you through the details. For the device type itself, read about a mandibular advancement device.
Office hours are Tuesday and Thursday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and Wednesday from 8:00 AM to noon. Friday through Monday, please call ahead. Patients coming from the south may find the Del Mar page useful as well. Appointments are unhurried, and your questions are always welcome.
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