The world's first AI-powered airway
toolset.
Check, monitor, and treat airway health in one personalized workflow built for dental sleep, orthodontic, and myofunctional practices. Pair smartphone-based facial-scan diagnostics with FDA-cleared at-home therapy and a clinician portal for adherence and progress tracking.
without steroids is a meaningful
clinical win — especially in
pediatric expansion cases."
Built for
Why airway matters in
dental practice
The mouth is where the airway begins — and chronic nasal obstruction is one of the most under-addressed contributors to sleep-disordered breathing, malocclusion, and craniofacial development concerns.
For dental airway professionals, addressing the upstream obstruction is often the missing piece that determines whether expansion holds, oral appliance therapy succeeds, and whether myofunctional therapy translates into durable change.
SoundHealth was built to give dental clinicians a clinically validated way to evaluate, treat, and monitor nasal airway health alongside the dental work they already do — without referring out for every step and without losing visibility into how the patient is responding at home.
Smartphone-based facial scan that visualizes the airway.
Real-time airway biomarkers from a smartphone facial scan. Our proprietary algorithms derive a CBCT-grade model of the patient's airway and analyze vocal resonance to estimate airway dimensions — producing an instant Airway Health Score.
Track airway
progress between visits
Visualize how a patient's airway profile evolves through expansion, oral appliance therapy, myofunctional therapy, or post-surgical care — with growth trends, progress charts, and side-by-side facial comparisons.
FDA-cleared at-home therapy that complements your dental work.
SONU delivers Acoustic Resonance Therapy via a comfortable wearable — drug-free relief of moderate-to-severe nasal congestion that pairs naturally with expansion, MAD, and myofunctional protocols.
Five bodily functions most affected by nasal obstruction.
Ranked by clinical immediacy in patients you see every day. The data your dental airway practice can use to communicate why this matters — to referring physicians and to patients.
Sleep
quality
Nasal obstruction fragments sleep, drives mouth breathing, and is a leading remediable contributor to sleep-disordered breathing across age groups.
Cognitive
function
Even modest reductions in nighttime oxygenation impair next-day attention, working memory, and executive function in adults and children
Cardiovascular &
nitric oxide
Nasal breathing is the body's main route for endogenous nitric oxide production — a key vasodilator affecting blood pressure and cardiovascular tone.
Immune
defense
The nasal mucosa is the first immunologic barrier against airborne pathogens and allergens — bypassed entirely when patients are obligate mouth-breathers
Craniofacial
development
Chronic mouth breathing in growing patients is associated with high-arched palate, narrow maxilla, and altered facial growth patterns — the dental airway practice's core territory.
Fits naturally into the workflows you already run.
SoundHealth wasn't designed to replace anything in your practice — it was designed to fill the nasal airway gap that determines whether your dental airway work holds.
Establish baseline nasal patency before expansion. Re-scan post-treatment to document the airway gain — and use SONU to keep the nasal airway clear so patients close their lips and lock in the change.
Patients with chronic nasal obstruction often struggle to tolerate MAD overnight. Adding SONU before bed clears the nasal airway so the appliance can do its job.
Restoring nasal patency is the foundation that makes myofunctional therapy work — and the in-app monitoring keeps you connected to patient progress between sessions.
A non-invasive, radiation-free way to introduce parents to the airway conversation — and a clinically validated, steroid-free option for children 12+
Share the longitudinal airway record with referring physicians. Patients get continuity; you stay central to the care plan, not relegated to a single visit.
SoundHealth supports RTM workflows for eligible practices — generating documentation that aligns with payer requirements for remote monitoring of respiratory adherence.
Drug-free, steroid-free relief for the growing patient.
For pediatric and adolescent dental airway patients, chronic intranasal steroid use carries pediatric growth-suppression labeling and tolerability concerns that families increasingly want to avoid.
SONU is FDA-cleared for ages 12+, with a clean safety profile in trial — no systemic exposure, no growth-suppression labeling, and no daily-adherence dependence for control.
Drug-free, steroid-free relief for the growing patient.
For pediatric and adolescent dental airway patients, chronic intranasal steroid use carries pediatric growth-suppression labeling and tolerability concerns that families increasingly want to avoid.
SONU is FDA-cleared for ages 12+, with a clean safety profile in trial — no systemic exposure, no growth-suppression labeling, and no daily-adherence dependence for control.
Bring the airway toolset
into your dental practice.
Our dental partnerships team supports single-clinician practices, dental sleep groups, orthodontic speciality offices, and multi-site DSOs. We'll help you design the right deployment and onboarding for your patient population.
- The "78% of dental sleep patients with chronic nasal obstruction" figure is an internal estimate compiled from published prevalence data on rhinitis comorbidity in OSA populations. It is provided for editorial context and should not be cited as a single-source clinical statistic.
- The Airway Health Score is derived from algorithmic analysis of facial geometry and vocal resonance and is intended as a wellness biomarker. It is not a substitute for cone-beam CT, nasoendoscopy, or polysomnography where those investigations are clinically indicated.
- SONU is FDA-cleared for the relief of moderate-to-severe nasal congestion due to allergic and non-allergic rhinitis in patients 12 years and older.
- Statements regarding integration with oral appliance therapy, palatal expansion, and myofunctional therapy reflect clinical use experience among partner practices. SONU has not been studied as a primary therapy for OSA or for any orthodontic indication.
- Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) eligibility, coding, and billing requirements vary by payer and clinical setting. SoundHealth provides documentation tools; clinicians are responsible for verifying coverage in their context.