Sleep Disorder Centers

They may be doctors, psychologists, or dentists who have had specialized training in sleep medicine.

They often work in sleep centers (also known as a sleep clinic or sleep study center) or dental sleep medicine facilities.

To get help with your sleep issues, you may need to see a sleep specialist at an accredited sleep center.

1) How to Find an Accredited Sleep Disorder Center

Sleep disorder centers are places where patients can receive comprehensive care for sleep disorders.  They are commonly staffed by physicians trained and board certified in sleep medicine.

They specialize in treating sleep disorders such as:  insomnia, sleep apnea & snoring, narcolepsy, parasomnias, circadian rhythm disorders, and restless leg syndrome.

Your doctor may refer you to a specific sleep specialist and center.

You can also check an online searchable directory:

AASM (US)
Look here to find the nearest sleep disorder center that has been accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine

SleepFoundation.org (US)
Another portal to find AASM certified sleep centers

Sleep Apnoea Trust (UK)

Canadian Sleep Society Sleep Medicine Provider Map

Canadian Sleep Labs (Sleep Apnea Wiki)

2) How to Find an Accredited Dental Sleep Medicine Facilities

Dental sleep medicine specializes in using oral appliances to treat sleep-related breathing issues such as snoring and obstructive sleep apnea.

Often, these dentists work together with sleep doctors to help treat patients.

Oral appliance therapy uses removable mouth inserts to prevent the tongue from falling backward and blocking the airway during sleep.

It has been shown to be effective for mild to moderate sleep apnea.

You can also check an online searchable directory:

American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine (US)
British Society of Dental Sleep Medicine (UK)
Canadian Sleep Society (Canada)

No medical insurance?

Last updated: 2/25/2024