Vivos Therapy in Newtown, PA

Breathe new life. Vivos is a science-backed approach to airway and Sleep Apnea Treatment.

What Vivos Training Means

A Vivos trained dentist has completed over 400 hours of clinical and practice integration courses, encompassing both online and live learning components. Team training is additional, and advanced training is ongoing. Continued education and training helps us look beyond teeth and gums. The mouth's gateway is the start of the digestive tract whose goal is to nourish the body. It is the gateway for the air we breathe. We are passionate about helping patients of all ages improve their lives through Complete Health Dentistry, and the role of dentistry is integral in the treatment of disordered breathing.


The Discovery Process

We use an unobtrusive ring for an At-Home Sleep Study to begin a journey of discovery. After three nights of study, a Board Certified Sleep Physician reads the results and returns a formal diagnosis. After reviewing the study, and dependent upon the diagnosis of OSA, the next step is further records — including a CBCT (3D scan) read by a licensed Oral and Maxillofacial Radiologist. Through this further discovery, multidisciplinary referrals may be given to address associated findings.


The Vivos CARE Oral Appliance

When a patient is a good candidate for success with the Vivos CARE Oral Appliance, we can consider corrective treatment. The CARE appliance is an FDA 510(k) cleared treatment option for severe Obstructive Sleep Apnea in adults and moderate-to-severe in children. The FDA granted 510(k) clearance to Vivos Therapeutics for the Vivos CARE Oral Appliance on November 29, 2023. FDA clearance for the children's appliance followed in September 2024. The Vivos CARE Oral Appliance is an alternative to continuous positive airway pressure devices (CPAP) and neurostimulation implants. The FDA approval is based on clinical trial data.


When Vivos Isn't the Right Fit

Not every patient is a Vivos candidate. As needed, alternative dental appliances are explored. We also offer appliances to manage OSA — some for use with PAP, and some in place of a CPAP when deemed medically necessary and intolerance to CPAP is involved. We won't push a treatment that isn't right for you. The diagnostic step matters because it tells us what will actually work.

What is Vivos Therapy?

Vivos is a multi-phase treatment approach to airway and Sleep Apnea that addresses the structural causes of restricted breathing. The Vivos CARE Oral Appliance is FDA 510(k) cleared for severe OSA in adults and moderate-to-severe in children. Treatment is provided by Vivos-trained dentists who have completed extensive clinical training in airway-focused dentistry.


How much does Vivos Therapy cost in Newtown, PA?

Vivos is a comprehensive treatment program with cost depending on your specific needs, the appliance phase, and any coordinated care required. We are transparent with our fees and present a full treatment plan before you commit. Alphaeon and CareCredit financing is available.


Is Vivos Therapy uncomfortable?

Vivos appliances are well-tolerated by most patients. The CARE appliance is custom-fit and worn during sleep. Some early-night adjustment is normal as muscles adapt. Most patients describe it as more comfortable than CPAP, with no mask, hose, or machine.


How long does Vivos Therapy take?

Vivos is a multi-phase program, typically 12–24 months from start to maintenance. The exact timeline depends on your starting point, severity, and how your body responds. We discuss the phases and milestones at your consultation so you know what to expect.

Vivos Therapy in Newtown, PA

➔  Dr. Bob has 400+ hours of Vivos clinical training

➔  FDA 510(k) cleared for severe OSA in adults and children

➔  Alternative to CPAP and neurostimulation implants

➔  Coordinates with sleep physicians and radiologists


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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is Vivos approved by the FDA?

    Yes. The Vivos CARE Oral Appliance received FDA 510(k) clearance for severe OSA in adults on November 29, 2023, and for moderate-to-severe OSA in children on September 18, 2024. The FDA approval is based on clinical trial data.
  • Can Vivos replace my CPAP?

    For many patients, yes — the CARE appliance is FDA-cleared as an alternative to CPAP and neurostimulation implants. For patients with severe cases who can tolerate CPAP, sometimes the two are used in combination at lower CPAP pressures. Your sleep physician helps make this call alongside us.
  • Do you offer Vivos for children?

    Yes. The Vivos CARE Oral Appliance has FDA clearance for moderate-to-severe OSA in children. For younger children with airway concerns who may not yet meet the OSA threshold, our Guided Growth program is often the right starting point.

  • What if I'm not a Vivos candidate?

    We won't recommend Vivos if it's not right for you. Many patients are better served by simpler Oral Appliances, by combination CPAP therapy, or by referral to a sleep medicine specialist. The diagnostic process tells us — and you — what's most likely to work.
  • Does insurance cover Vivos Therapy?

    Vivos is not typically covered under dental plans. Medical insurance coverage varies and is not something we bill directly. We present a full, transparent treatment plan before you commit to anything, and Alphaeon and CareCredit financing are available to help make treatment accessible.

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