Meet the WakeWell Sleep Guard, the device that lets you Sleep Without The Mask
The WakeWell Sleep Guard is a precision oral appliance designed for real-world sleep results, not just lab numbers. Medical-grade biocompatible material, custom-made for your comfort.
Why Generic Appliances Fail
Most oral appliances aren't designed to effectively treat sleep apnea.
Poor Fit
At-home impressions and generic molds lead to loose, uncomfortable devices that patients stop wearing.
Wrong Materials
Flexible polymers break down quickly and lack the durability needed for nightly use.
No Support
"Here's your device, good luck" approach without titration, adjustments, or therapy program.
Appliance Comparison
Not All Oral Appliances Are Created Equal
Wakewell uses precision CAD/CAM devices, custom-made and comfortable to wear, inside a complete therapy program.
Our Choice
WakeWell Sleep Guard
Precision CAD/CAM Milled
Custom
CAD/CAM Milled
High
Adherence
Medical-grade biocompatible material
Custom precision fit
First-line for sleep apnea
Includes complete therapy program
Mail-Order
Mail-Order Appliance
Very Low
Success Rate
Low
Adherence
-
Flexible polymer (not medical grade)
-
Mild to moderate only
-
At-home impressions
-
No therapy program included
Feature
WakeWell Sleep Guard
Precision CAD/CAM
Mail-Order
Mail-Order Appliance
Fit & Manufacturing
Custom CAD/CAM precision
Home impression
Long-term Adherence
High
Low
First-Time Fit
Custom precision
Home impression
Suitable for Severe OSA
If CPAP not tolerated
Material Grade
Medical-grade biocompatible
Flexible polymer
Profile/Comfort
Ultra-thin
Low profile
Therapy Program Included
Comfort / Wearability
Easy to wear nightly
Variable
Patient Results
Real patient results (results vary)
Real, severe cases in patients who could not tolerate CPAP. The oral appliance was their alternative. Some apnea remains, and we keep an eye on it over time.
AHI Before
108.1
AHI After
13.5
REM Sleep
6.4% → 30.5%
AHI Reduction
87.5%
Time below 85% O2: 43.5 min → 0 min
Real results from patients with severe apnea who could not tolerate CPAP, where an oral appliance was the alternative. Residual apnea remains and is monitored over time. Results vary and are not a guarantee. De-identified and shared with consent.
