What woke you up last night?

There’s usually a reason. It takes two minutes to find yours.

CHECK YOUR SLEEP

What brings you in?

What are you struggling with?

Snoring

The sound of a struggling airway

Sleep apnea

Diagnosed, suspected, or just worried

Can’t stand CPAP

There’s another way to treat apnea

Tired all day

The kind coffee won’t fix

Grinding & jaw pain

Morning headaches, sore jaw, worn teeth

Waking at 3 a.m.

Falling asleep isn’t your problem — staying asleep is

Illustration of a dentist showing a tooth chart to a child

For parents

Sleep Utah for kids.

Poor sleep in kids looks like restless days and trouble focusing. While they’re still growing, we can do three things at once:

Improve sleep. Deeper sleep, calmer days.

Open airways. Room to breathe, day and night.

Straighten teeth. Guided while the jaw is growing.

CHECK YOUR CHILD’S SLEEP

Day and Night Orthodontics

We straighten teeth.

No brackets. No wires. Aligners by day, an airway retainer by night — keep scrolling to watch it happen.

How it works →

Work with us

For providers.

You stay the medical home

We handle the airway, and every patient you send comes back with the imaging summary, sleep test results, and our findings. Refer a patient or request the packet.

For referring offices

Could it be sleep, not ADHD?

Your child snores, or breathes through their mouth, or wakes up tired no matter the bedtime. In many children, focus, mood, and behavior are tied to how they breathe at night. Answer a few questions about how your child sleeps. At the end, we will tell you whether it may help to look closer. This is a self-check, not a diagnosis, and we coordinate with your child’s doctor.

What woke you up last night?

What are you struggling with?

Snoring

Sleep apnea

Can’t stand CPAP

Tired all day

Grinding & jaw pain

Waking at 3 a.m.

Sleep Utah for kids.

We straighten teeth.

For providers.

You stay the medical home

Could it be sleep, not ADHD?

1. Does your child snore or breathe noisily at night?

2. Does your child often breathe through their mouth, day or night?

3. Is your child’s sleep restless, with lots of movement or unusual positions?

4. Is your child hard to wake, or groggy in the mornings?

5. Does your child grind their teeth at night, or wet the bed past the usual age?

6. Does your child have trouble focusing, sitting still, or controlling impulses?

7. Are your child’s teeth crowded, or has an orthodontist been recommended?

8. Has a teacher or doctor raised concerns about attention or behavior?

9. What is your main reason for taking this?

10. Your child’s age range

It may help to look at the airway.

Where should we send your next step?

Thank you. We will reach out.

Refer a patient, or start a conversation.

Call us and fix your sleep.

What’s happening at night?

Here’s the picture.

Ready to find out? Give us a call.