Sleepwell to treat snoring
A serious issue
Snoring and sleep apnoea
Snoring and sleep apnoea can have an immense impact on the sufferer, their partner and their family.
Effects can include:
• Daytime sleepiness
• Motivational issues
• High stress levels
• Lack of energy
• Driving whilst tired
• Poor effectiveness
Obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) is also shown to contribute to more serious health issues:
• Increased risk of mental health concerns
• Increased blood pressure/hypertension
• Increased risk of diabetes
• Heightened chance of cadiovascular disease
A mandibular advancement splint can be used to treat snoring and mild to moderate sleep apnoea. These appliances work by preventing closure of the airway by holding the lower jaw in a stable position.
A clinically-proven splint
The Sleepwell appliance
Sleepwell is a gold standard treatment for snoring. It is a clinically-proven splint for snoring and mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnoea. Tailor-made within a laboratory by trained technicians, the Sleepwell is a two-piece appliance that has a soft inner liner to provide ultimate comfort. Sleepwell can be self-adjusted to optimise effectiveness.
Please get in touch if you would like more information or to book a free 10-15 minute initial consultation to discuss this treatment.
FAQ
The Sleepwell is a dental appliance, worn at night, that stops or reduces your snoring.
It consists of two pieces and is designed to slot over both dental arches.
The Sleepwell features a small mechanism that holds the lower jaw in a forward position.
This prevents the airway from collapsing and the tissues at the back of the throat from vibrating, reducing the snoring sound.
The cost of a Sleepwell appliance is £400.
Yes - it is the most clinically proven dental device available for the treatment of snoring.
Unique design features mean you can adjust the position of your lower jaw yourself for optimum comfort and effectiveness.
The Sleepwell has been designed with a soft inner lining and full side-to-side movement to increase comfort.
Initially, you may experience an increase in saliva whilst wearing the Sleepwell, or feel that your teeth do not bite together properly in the morning. These are normal short-term issues and will lessen with time.
You will need to book an initial appointment with your dentist to diagnose your condition and have your impressions taken.
You will be asked to complete a pre-screening questionnaire that will help your dentist identify the severity of your snoring.
You will then need a second appointment to collect your Sleepwell and learn how to use and adjust it.