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Sleep Apnea & Snoring Treatment

A comfortable, custom oral appliance alternative to help you — and everyone around you — sleep better.

Reduces snoring & mild-to-moderate apnea

Comfortable alternative to CPAP

Custom-fitted for your mouth

Custom oral appliances help keep airways open throughout the night.

THE MODERN CHOICE

What is Sleep Apnea & Snoring Treatment?

Snoring and obstructive sleep apnea occur when the airway becomes partially blocked during sleep, often due to the tongue or soft tissue relaxing backward. Dental sleep medicine addresses this with a custom-fitted oral appliance that gently repositions the jaw to keep the airway open through the night.

For patients with mild-to-moderate sleep apnea, or those who find CPAP machines uncomfortable, an oral appliance offers an effective, portable, and far more comfortable alternative — often used in coordination with your physician’s diagnosis.
Chronic snoring & mild-moderate sleep apnea
Custom oral appliance therapy
Works alongside physician diagnosis

Four Steps to Better Sleep

01

Sleep Assessment

We review your symptoms and, where needed, coordinate with a sleep physician for diagnosis.

02

Oral Impressions

Precise impressions and bite records are taken to design your custom appliance.

03

Appliance Fitting

Your custom device is fitted and adjusted for comfort and effective airway support.

04

Follow-Up Care

We monitor your symptoms and fine-tune the appliance for the best results.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does an oral appliance help with sleep apnea?
It gently repositions the lower jaw and tongue forward, helping keep the airway open and reducing airway obstruction during sleep.
For mild-to-moderate sleep apnea, oral appliances can be highly effective and are often preferred for comfort and portability. Severe cases may still require CPAP.
Yes, a diagnosis from a sleep physician is typically needed to confirm the severity of your sleep apnea and guide the right treatment approach.
Most patients adjust within a couple of weeks, and the custom fit is designed to minimise discomfort compared to bulkier alternatives.
Yes, oral appliance therapy is also commonly used to reduce or eliminate chronic snoring, even without a diagnosed sleep apnea condition.

Start sleeping — and breathing — better

Book a consultation to find out if oral appliance therapy is right for you.

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