Sleep Group Solutions

Do you understand how OAT is reimbursed?

Dental sleep medicine billing is different than dental insurance billing - a custom titratable oral appliance is typically billed to medical insurance under E0486.

In many covered cases, reimbursement can land around $1,800-$2,900 per appliance. But the opportunity only becomes real when the claim is built correctly. That means a physician diagnosis with AHI, documented CPAP intolerance, and clear medical necessity.

This is also why implementation matters more than theory. Your team doesn’t need to guess their way through the backend. Your sleep champion needs a workflow. You need a team that will help you learn the process and implement the process.

We have the course to teach you the flow, and the partners that will help you bill so you get paid.

If you're ready to get paid for sleep, message our team. Learn about the courses and the solutions we offer.

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If you’re curious about dental sleep medicine but not ready to jump into a seminar, that doesn’t mean you have to stay stuck in “maybe later.”

Start with the lowest-friction step.

Our free recorded webinars walk you through the fundamentals, what the clinical workflow actually looks like, how the pharyngometer fits into case selection and patient conversations, and how the support pieces work together once you decide to move forward.

In other words, you get a clear picture of the opportunity before you commit time, travel, or money.

We built these for dentists who want practical answers, not more theory.

Watch one, see how the pieces fit, and decide whether this is the right next move for your practice.

Go deeper in a free SGS webinar: join.sleepgroupsolutions.com/register-to-view-recorded-sgs-webinars/

If you need CE and are interested in learning one of the most profitable pieces of dentistry, then you should join us in Grand Rapids on Sept 25-26. I’ll show you how I think about sleep pathology chairside, how to use Eccovision pharyngometer screening in a practical way, how to approach appliance selection, bite, and titration, and how the diagnosis-and-billing workflow supports the whole process.

This 2-Day Seminar is designed to help you leave with more than notes.

I want you to leave knowing what to screen, what to say, what to document, and what your next step looks like back in the office. You’ll earn 16 AGD PACE CE credits, but more importantly, you’ll leave with a framework you can actually use.

Register here: https://dentalsleepseminars.com/grand-rapids-dental-sleep-seminar-september-2026/

If you want to start building sleep in your practice, we have courses all over the country you can choose from.

Our Dental Sleep Seminar gives you an opportunity to work through the whole sleep system with your peers and your team - pathology, screening, and the workflow that helps a case move from interest to implementation.

It's also a smart way to train your sleep champion and team before you ask them to support a new system.

Start here: DentalSleepSeminars.com

Knowing isn't doing.

That is the gap most practices run into after a seminar.
The doctor understands the opportunity.
The team is interested.

But by Monday, the real questions show up: who owns the workflow, how does follow-up happen, what gets tracked, and how do you keep momentum once the training is over?

When you come to an SGS seminar, you're getting the knowing and the next steps for the "doing."

In our seminars, you get the systems to organize the work, tools to keep the practice moving, training so your sleep champion and staff know their roles, and steps to get support as the program takes shape.

This is for dentists who do not want more theory sitting on a shelf. You want a sleep business that actually runs.

Find courses near you at DentalSleepSeminars.com