Is disrupted, restless sleep or snoring impacting your life or even your partner’s? You may benefit from discussing this with your dentist to assess whether using a custom-made sleep apnoea dental appliance is for you.
If left untreated, sleep apnoea can lead to more serious health issues. Custom made dental appliances can be very effective in treating sleep apnoea, assisting with both snoring and insomnia. You may notice results immediately after the first use of the appliance, contributing to improved sleep and restored health.
Sleep Apnoea, sometimes known as obstructive sleep apnoea or OSA, is a disorder where the muscles in the throat relax during sleep, causing the throat to collapse and result in your breathing stopping for short periods of time. When this occurs repeatedly throughout the night, sleep is often severely disrupted, and you may wake feeling fatigued and experience poor concentration.
Some common symptoms of sleep apnoea include:
We want to assist you to get the sleep your body deserves at night, to rest and refresh. That’s why at Maven Dental we offer sleep apnoea appliances that are designed to help treat your sleep apnoea or similar sleeping conditions. These devices are worn while you sleep to hold your jaw in a forward position to keep airways open, allowing you to breathe normally.
No special preparation is needed
You will notice a difference after the first night wearing your sleep apnoea appliance. It must be worn each night to get the best results.
The cost of a sleep apnoea dental appliance will vary depending on the length and type of treatment necessary. If you have health insurance, your appliance may be covered under your policy. At your consultation, discuss with your dentist and we will be able to provide an estimated price for the best treatment plan.
Your dentist will assess with the best way to adjust to your sleep apnoea appliance. You may feel discomfort while adjusting to the fit of the appliance, however this should not last long.
At Maven Dental, we believe in analysing your overall oral health to assess beyond just your teeth to identify further issues. Some cases of sleep apnoea may need further assessment and a sleep study by a specialist. We recommend that you discuss this with your dentist to ensure that the best treatment is chosen for you.