General
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?
How it works
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 dentist that saw me was fantastic, never felt a thing and was very friendly and relaxed.
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.