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Oral appliance dentists in Washington

No practices in this metro have dated practice-website evidence yet. Separately, 5 supplier NPIs have published 2024 Original Medicare E0486 claims and are shown as federal-record listings below.

Two source layers may appear below. Practice capabilities are supported by dated first-party website evidence. Federal records mean CMS published an E0486 supplier claims cell for that NPI in 2024; CMS suppresses low-volume cells, and a historical claims record does not establish current Medicare enrollment, current insurance participation, current services, or availability. How we label provider listings.

Where oral-appliance dentists fit

Oral-appliance dentists make, fit, and adjust custom mandibular advancement devices after obstructive sleep apnea has been diagnosed and treatment has been ordered through medical care.

Oral appliance therapy is one of the four major treatment pathways alongside PAP, surgery or implants, and medication; medical billing and follow-up coordination vary by practice.

On researched cards, specific capabilities are shown only when dated first-party evidence supports them.

How oral-appliance therapy works →Medical insurance for oral appliances →Compare the four treatment pathways →

ApneaAuthority is not affiliated with the practices listed. Inclusion is not a recommendation and capability evidence does not establish quality, eligibility, network status, or coverage for a specific patient. Payment does not create or upgrade a capability record.

Federal-record listings

These are supplier NPIs with a published 2024 CMS E0486 claims cell. They are not merged with the practice-website evidence records because the two datasets have different units and provenance.