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The airway you can measure.

Airway volume reconstructed on 3D CBCT, before, measured at 18.32 cubic centimeters Airway volume reconstructed on 3D CBCT, after, measured at 28.00 cubic centimeters Before The colored column is the airway, measured in three dimensions.
Measured volume

18.32cm³

Region area on the scan: 857 mm²

+53% airway volume, same person

One real de-identified case, education only. Individual anatomy and results vary.

Airway volume before, 18.32 cubic centimeters.
  • A CBCT is a 3D picture of your head and neck.
  • It turns breathing into a number, measured, not guessed.
  • It does not replace a sleep study. Diagnosis stays with sleep medicine.
The mechanism

Why a dentist sits in the sleep conversation.

Illustration of the tongue and the oral structures it shapes
01 · The tongue

The tongue shapes the airway.

It sets the palate, the jaw, and nasal breathing.

Illustration of nasal breathing and the path the breath takes
02 · The breath

The airway carries the oxygen.

Everything else lives on what gets through.

Illustration of the eye, where oxygen delivery can be observed directly
03 · The eyes

The eyes show what arrives.

One of the few places oxygen delivery is seen directly.

Find your picture

Which picture is yours?

The Exhausted Executive

“Many providers, still no clear explanation.”

  • Sleep and recovery, including still tired after CPAP
  • The airway, measured on CBCT, not assumed
  • Your existing labs, re-read for the pattern

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Hear it from patients

Real people, in their own words.

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One conversation

Your whole picture, one next step.

Educational only, never medical advice. When you are ready, the application is free and both doctors read it themselves.