BiPAP and continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) are both forms of therapy used to treat sleep apnea. BiPAP is a machine-generated therapy whereby a machine blows air into the patient’s nose and throat to provide continuous positive airway pressure. This improves the chances of the user breathing throughout the night, even if he or she is not actually sleeping. On the other hand, CPAP uses a mask equipped with a hose that is connected to a machine that continually blows air into the user’s airway to provide the same level of positive airway pressure. If your CPAP or Bi-PAP therapy is not as effective as desired, come to Koala Center For Sleep & TMJ Disorders to discover an alternative. Our team is experienced at treating sleep apnea with Oral Appliance Therapy and can provide you with a non-surgical, non-pharmaceutical and non-electricity requiring option. Call us today to book an appointment with our sleep specialist.