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Sleep
appliances
Custom-made oral devices designed to improve breathing and alleviate obstructive sleep apnoea and snoring.
What it is
These devices are worn during sleep. They reposition the jaw or support the tongue in order to keep the airway open through the night, and are custom-fitted so that treatment matches the individual patient.
They are used for sleep-disordered breathing — most commonly snoring and obstructive sleep apnoea.
- Worn
- At night, during sleep.
- How it works
- Repositions the jaw or supports the tongue to hold the airway open.
- Fitted
- Custom-made to your own mouth.
- Note
- Obstructive sleep apnoea is a medical condition. Where it is suspected, a sleep study and medical diagnosis come first — an oral appliance is one option among several, not a substitute for that assessment.
Why patients choose it
01Snoring reliefChronic snoring associated with obstructive sleep apnoea disrupts rest for the patient and everyone else in the house. Sleep appliances reduce or eliminate it by keeping the airway open.
02Health benefitsUntreated sleep apnoea can lead to serious health risks including high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke and daytime fatigue.
03Better sleep qualityBy preventing airway obstruction the appliance allows uninterrupted rest, and with it more energy through the day.
04ConvenientCustom-fitted appliances are small, lightweight and easy to travel with.
Would this suit your case?
Book a consultation and you will be told whether this appliance genuinely applies, what the alternatives are, and roughly how long treatment takes.