Sleep medicine · Williamsville, NY
Atlas Orofacial Pain & Apnea Group
1825 Maple Rd Ste 100, Williamsville, NY 14221 · 4.9 / 5 from 182 public reviews
About this practice
Atlas Orofacial Pain & Apnea Group is a sleep medicine practice listed in Williamsville, New York. Its public listing names one service: CPAP clinic. Public reviews average 4.9 / 5 across 182 ratings.
Listing last refreshed: 2026-11-05.
Listing information is compiled from public business data and refreshed on a schedule. Hours, insurance and the studies offered change — confirm with the practice before you book.
What this listing tells you
Atlas Orofacial Pain & Apnea Group appears in the Williamsville sleep directory with a verified address and phone number. It sits 2nd by public rating among the 15 practices listed here.
Services named in the listing: CPAP clinic. The practice publishes a website at facialpainandapnea.com.
Nearest alternatives listed in Williamsville: Sleep Medicine Centers of WNY (0.4 mi), Amherst Sleep Medicine Center (0.4 mi), Buffalo Medical Group Adult and Pediatric Sleep Center (1.5 mi).
Coordinates: 42.9906, -78.7198 · ZIP 14221 · Listing refreshed 2026-11-05.
What this practice offers
A CPAP clinic fits the mask, sets the pressure and handles replacements. Ask about a trial of two or three mask styles, the replacement schedule your insurance covers, and what happens if the pressure feels wrong after the first week.
Questions about this listing
Where is Atlas Orofacial Pain & Apnea Group located?
Atlas Orofacial Pain & Apnea Group is listed at 1825 Maple Rd Ste 100, Williamsville, NY 14221 (ZIP 14221). The address comes from public business data and is refreshed on a schedule.
What services does Atlas Orofacial Pain & Apnea Group list?
Atlas Orofacial Pain & Apnea Group lists CPAP clinic. Ask the practice which of these it still offers before booking.
How do I contact Atlas Orofacial Pain & Apnea Group?
The listed phone number is (716) 636-2222. A website is also published at facialpainandapnea.com.
Directory listing, not medical advice or an endorsement. Seek care if you have severe daytime sleepiness or stop breathing during sleep.