Snoring

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Snoring

Promoting better sleep with our custom dental device.


Snoring benefits

Reclaim restful nights

Reposition your jaw and improve sleep

Minimally-invasive

No surgery needed

Travel friendly

Devices are light and small enough to take anywhere


What is Snoring?

Snoring is caused by the muscle in your airway relaxing and closing while you sleep, meaning the air you inhale is forced to travel through a too-small space. Dental snoring devices are designed to hold your jaw in the correct position to keep your airway open, allowing you to experience a good night’s sleep.  



How it works

1

Impressions.

Your dentist will take a scan of your teeth to create a model.

2

Fitting.

A mould will be created, and you’ll be invited back for fitting.

3

Follow up.

Your dentist will invite you for a follow-up appointment to monitor your progress.



A word from our patients

We always want to make sure our patients have an exceptional experience and leave our practices with happy smiles. Here are some of our most recent success stories.

The service I received at Rodericks Dental Partners was amazing. They were there for me every step of the way and eased my worries.


FAQs

How does a night guard prevent snoring?

A bespoke dental night guard supports the lower jaw in a forward position, which keeps the airway open. This prevents the tongue falling back onto the soft palate, which in turn prevents snoring.

What is the difference between snoring and obstructive sleep apnoea?

Obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) is a serious sleep disorder, characterised by abnormal pauses in breathing (apnoeas) or abnormally low breathing (hypopnoeas), during sleep. OSA symptoms always include loud snoring. Regular snoring, however, does not always indicate you have sleep apnoea. Your dentist will be able to identify how best to help you.


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