Snoring Devices & Sleep Apnea Devices

Obstructive sleep apnea occurs when relaxed muscles obstruct your breathing. Your dentist may recommend using dental appliances or a mouth guard to address this issue.

Why Use Sleep Apnea Devices?

A dental device can help with mild to moderate sleep apnea by allowing air to flow easily through your air passages, improving your sleep and reducing snoring. It can also benefit your partner by lowering the volume of your snoring for a better night’s sleep.

Types of Sleep Apnea Devices

Sleep apnea devices are custom-made and come in two forms: tongue retaining devices which hold the tongue in place, and mandibular advancement devices that look like a sports mouth guard. The type of device you need will depend on your particular circumstances, so consult with our dental team to learn about the best fit for you.