Disrupted breathing during sleep can affect more than just rest; it can impact health, energy, and overall quality of life. A customised sleep appliance helps:
Improve Airflow
Gently adjusts jaw position to keep the airway open during sleep.
Reduce Snoring
Minimises vibration of soft tissues to decrease disruptive snoring.
Support Sleep Apnoea Management
Promotes deeper, more restorative sleep.
Enhance Sleep Quality
Quality rest can reduce fatigue, headaches, and daytime drowsiness.
For suitable patients, a sleep appliance offers a comfortable, non-invasive alternative to bulky machines.
Your dentist reviews medical and dental history and may coordinate with your GP or sleep specialist.
A confirmed diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnoea is usually required.
Accurate measurements ensure a personalised, secure fit.
The appliance is created to suit your jaw alignment and comfort needs.
Your dentist fine-tunes the appliance for maximum comfort and effectiveness.
Follow-up visits ensure optimal results and allow adjustments if needed.
Rinse and gently brush each morning to maintain hygiene.
Keep it in a ventilated case when not in use.
High temperatures can distort the appliance.
Regular check-ups assess fit and performance.
Notify your dentist if you notice jaw soreness or bite changes.
For suitable patients with mild to moderate sleep apnoea, it can be an effective alternative. Your suitability should be assessed by a qualified professional.
Yes. It is custom-made for your mouth to maximise comfort during sleep.
Many patients notice improvements in snoring and sleep quality shortly after consistent use.
Periodic adjustments may be needed to maintain effectiveness and comfort.