Yes! Two alternative options to treat your Obstructive Sleep Apnea is to use a CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) device or Oral Appliance Therapy. A CPAP device is a mask that is worn while you sleep. The mask is connected to a machine that provides a stream of air into your lungs that keeps your airway open and allows you to breathe easily. Though the machine can be loud and the mask may feel bulky, the CPAP device is proven to be the most effective way to control sleep apnea. Another option is Oral Appliance Therapy. It consists of a custom-made oral appliance that is worn similarly to a mouth guard for sports or a night guard for grinding. The appliance is designed to shift your jaw forward, pulling your tongue with it. This new position prevents your tongue from collapsing and closing your airway. Oral Appliance Therapy is used to treat mild to moderate Obstructive Sleep Apnea, whereas in severe cases a CPAP device may be required.