Snoring Devices

Eliminate Snoring with Dental Therapy

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  Why Do I Snore at Night?

  Snoring can happen for many reasons. What is for certain is that it can be a nuisance for our partner, preventing them from getting a good night’s sleep. Most people snore at one point or another in their lives, but chronic snoring may be a sign of an underlying condition such as obstructive sleep apnea. Snoring can be treated with a visit to your GP, but dentists can also provide effective treatment for snoring and should not be overlooked if you suffer from chronic snoring.
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  Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)

  One of the most common causes of chronic snoring comes from obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), a sleep disorder with many possible symptoms. Some symptoms to look out for include: noticeable pauses in breathing whilst sleeping, fatigue during the day, frequent headaches in the morning, chest pain at night, restless sleep, loud snoring that obstructs the sleep of others, and a sore throat when waking up.
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  Oral Appliance Therapy

  There are many methods of treating sleep disorders such as OSA, many of which start with a visit to your dentist at Bandon Dental. Our dentists can provide solutions for OSA such as oral appliance therapy, an effective and affordable solution that improves your sleep by opening up airwaves and adjusting your jaw whilst sleeping. Speak with a dentist today to learn more about treatment options for snoring.
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  How to Stop Snoring

  Snoring can be treated by various methods, so depending on the root cause of the snoring, some treatment will work better than others. If you wish to stop snoring or to minimise the severity of your snoring, the best course of action is to speak with a dentist at Bandon Dental today.
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  Alternatives to Oral Appliance Therapy for Snoring

  Frequent snoring may be a sign of OSA, but it could also be brought about by other factors that can be controlled. Chronic snoring tends to be prevalent in men, overweight individuals, hereditary factors, sleep deprivation, and from excessive alcohol consumption. Improving your lifestyle can reduce chronic snoring, but it is nevertheless recommended that you speak with a qualified dentist or your GP for a professional evaluation.