If you've been prescribed a CPAP and find it impossible to tolerate, you don't have to give up on sleep. Dr. Jaren Argyle fits a quiet, custom oral appliance that opens your airway while you rest — no mask, no hose, no machine.
You were diagnosed. You tried. The mask leaks. The hose tugs. Your partner moved to the guest room. And every morning you still wake up like you never slept. Most patients we see in Syracuse have lived this exact story for years before walking into our office.
The most common ending for a CPAP isn't a cure — it's a dusty machine on a shelf. You're not failing the therapy. The therapy is failing you.
Untreated sleep apnea quietly raises your risk of high blood pressure, heart strain, weight gain, and daytime accidents on the I-15 commute. Doing nothing isn't neutral.
Snoring loud enough to drive a partner out of the bedroom isn't a personality quirk. It's a treatable medical condition — and it's costing you intimacy, rest, and trust.
Whether you're driving in from Layton, Kaysville, Roy, Clearfield, West Point, Clinton, West Haven, or South Weber — we sit just off Antelope Drive, minutes from Hill Air Force Base and Antelope Island. Most consultations are scheduled within a week, and most patients sleep with their new appliance within 30 days of their first visit. You don't need to drive to Salt Lake. You don't need to fight Wasatch Front traffic. You need an answer that works.
Dr. Argyle is one of the few dentists in Utah qualified to treat sleep-disordered breathing with oral appliance therapy — a proven CPAP alternative that's comfortable, portable, and remarkably effective.
If CPAP has been a battle, a custom oral appliance gently shifts your jaw forward to keep your airway open all night — no mask, no hose, no electricity. Most patients adapt within the first week.
Even without a sleep apnea diagnosis, Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome and chronic snoring can leave you exhausted and your partner sleeping in the next room. Dr. Argyle treats both.
Chronic headaches, jaw clicking, neck tension — TMD is often missed by general dentists. Dr. Argyle has years of specialized TMJ training and treats the condition the same morning he treats your sleep.
A graduate of Utah State University and the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine, Dr. Argyle holds the AADSM Qualified Dentist designation — held by only about ten dentists in the entire state. He's currently working toward Diplomate status with the American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine.
He works hand-in-hand with the local sleep physicians your insurance already trusts, and he's built a Syracuse practice around one promise: every patient leaves with a real plan, not another machine that ends up in the closet.
No surprise costs, no aggressive sell, no rushed appointment. Here's exactly what happens when you call our Syracuse office.
Speak with our team and book a consultation. We'll talk through your CPAP history, your symptoms, and your insurance — usually in under ten minutes.
(801) 774-7520Dr. Argyle examines your teeth, jaw, tongue and airway, takes a panoramic radiograph, and sends you home with an overnight oximetry test to baseline your sleep.
Your appliance is fitted, adjusted, and tuned over follow-up visits until you're sleeping deeply. Dr. Argyle coordinates the whole way with your sleep physician.
Drawn from the cities surrounding Syracuse and across Davis and Weber counties.
When you call our office, you reach the same small team that will sit with you every step of the way. Several of our team members are former sleep patients themselves.
A graduate of Utah State University and the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine, Dr. Argyle is an AADSM Qualified Dentist with specialized training in dental sleep medicine and TMJ therapy.
A Syracuse resident since 2003, Susan holds a Bachelor's in Health Promotion and a Master's in Health Education from Weber State University, where she taught Health classes for 15 years before joining Argyle Dental.
A former Medical Assistant and a longtime sleep apnea patient herself, Shannon has been part of the Argyle community since moving to Syracuse in 2006. She's the first voice many patients hear — and often the reason they decide to give an oral appliance a try.
Troya has worked in the dental field for over thirteen years and grew up in Clearfield, just down the road. She loves meeting new patients and getting to know each family who walks through our doors.
Gentry brings 13+ years of dental experience to the team and joined Argyle Dental in spring 2022. Patients regularly mention her by name in reviews for her warmth and her precision with appliance adjustments.
A four-and-a-half-year dental assistant and Weber State University student studying Dietetics, Gaty focuses on making every appointment feel calm — especially for patients who haven't loved going to the dentist in the past.
After several failed attempts using a CPAP machine, I was desperate to try a dental appliance for my obstructive sleep apnea. A few months later, and with life-changing improvements to my sleep and energy, I now understand where all those 5-star reviews came from.
Dr. Argyle is very informative and made me feel comfortable about my treatment plan for my TMJ. He is the only doctor that has taken my TMJ pain and issues seriously.
I am so glad I called Argyle Dental about my TMJ pain. I'm sleeping better than I have in years and have more energy during the day again. If you're on the fence at all, just give them a call.
Tell us a little about your sleep, and we'll be in touch within one business day to set up your visit at our Syracuse office.