Why am I constantly feeling tired?

Is Snoring affecting my quality of sleep?

Consult our dentist to find out more

Do you experience:

a woman yawning while using a laptop

Daytime Sleepiness

woman gasping for air while sleeping

Gasping for air in the middle of the night?

a man tired at work

Poor Concentration at work?

man snoring at night and disturbing his partner

Snoring at night & disturbing your partner?

How Snoring Happens

When the flow of air from your mouth or nose to the lungs makes the tissues of the airway vibrate, that’s when snoring occurs and it happens when you are at rest or sleeping.

Snoring happens when there is a blockage (obstruction) or narrowing in the nose, mouth, or throat (airway).

T32 Sleep Apnea - Normal Breathing (Graphics)

At times, you can snore so loud that it keeps your partner awake, and it might also affect you getting a restful sleep. Your sleep quality may be affected, and it can eventually result in daytime sleepiness.

You might suffer a risk of high blood pressure if your snoring affects your sleep and nothing is being done about it. Snoring may lead to upper respiratory resistance syndrome or Sleep Apnea – which is a serious condition if left untreated.

T32 Sleep Apnea - Airway Obstruction (Graphics)

1 out of 3 Singaporeans suffer from Sleep Disorder

If you or your partner is experiencing any of these symptoms, you may be suffering from a disorder called Obstructive Sleep Apnea. A recent 2016 study has found that “1 out of 3 Singaporeans suffer from OSA, with most of the cases undiagnosed.”**

Should you be worried of Snoring?

Snoring is considered a major indicator of Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) amongst other symptoms.

80% moderate & severe OSA cases goes un-detected.

If untreated, this illness can lead to:

  • Drug resistant hypertension (83%)
  • Obesity (77%)
  • Congestive heart failure (76%)
  • Coronary artery eyes disease (76%)
  • Diabetics (59%)
  • Erectile Dysfunction (40%)
  • Behavioural problems, such as ADHD in children

“According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine*, 40% of men snore regularly while 24% of women are frequent snorers.”

Dentist may provide solutions to help with snoring problems

Simple, Non Invasive Solution to manage Snoring

Portable, convenient & customised snoring appliances

Benefits of Snoring Appliances

  • Clinically Proven

    91% of patients reported improvement in sleep quality after wearing snoring appliance, SomnoDent¹. 15+ independent studies have shown significant clinical benefits. 

    ¹AM / Respir Crit Care Med Vol 163. Pp 1457-1461, 2001

  • Custom-fit & Adaptable

    Prescribed snoring appliances are made using dental impressions of your teeth ensuring a fit that is unique to your mouth. If you have dental implants, bridge work, or wear dentures, the snoring appliances can be customised to fit your mouth. 

  • Non-Restrictive & Durable

    You will be able to speak, drink, open and close your mouth while wearing the snoring appliances. These snoring appliances are also made of high-quality material that ensures durability and is one of the strongest appliances currently available, suitable for teeth grinders. 

Man Sleeping - Adjustable Component

Treatment Flow

  • STEP 1: CONSULTATION WITH DENTIST

    • Understand your family history, health habits and symptoms
    • Clinical examination (diagnostic X-Ray, Lateral CEPH / OPG)

  • STEP 2: REDUCE SNORING WITH SLEEP APPLIANCES

    • Discussion on treatment plan for management of snoring
    • Home-based sleep study to further analyse sleeping pattern
    • Test results signed off by Sleep Apnea trained ENT

  • STEP 3: REVIEW SLEEP TEST RESULTS & TREATMENT PLAN

    • Review sleep test results
    • Take dental impression if individual is suitable for snoring appliances
    • Issue of customised snoring appliances

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**Prevalence of Sleep-Disordered Breathing in a Multiethnic Asian Population in Singapore: A Community-Based Study. Tan A, Cheung YY, Yin J, Lim WY, Tan LW, Lee CH. Respirology. 2016 Jul;21(5):943-50
*American Academy of Sleep Medicine
Sleep Disordered Breathing and Mortality: Eighteen-Year Follow-up of the Wisconsin Sleep Cohort. 2008 Aug 1; 31(8): 1071–1078