Snoring and Sleep Apnoea Treatment

Snoring is common, but that does not mean it should be ignored.

For some people, snoring is just snoring. For others, it can be a sign that the airway is narrowing during sleep. When breathing is not as easy as it should be, sleep quality can suffer.

That can show up as tiredness, brain fog, morning headaches, dry mouth, teeth grinding, or a partner who is not sleeping well either.

At Providence Dental Care in West Lakes, we help suitable patients with custom dental sleep appliances, also called mandibular advancement splints or MAS.

These appliances are designed to gently support the lower jaw forward during sleep, helping keep the airway more open.

They can be a good option for people who snore, people with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnoea, and people who have tried CPAP but struggle to use it consistently.

We work alongside sleep medicine doctors, so your care is properly assessed and guided by the right diagnosis.