Ready To Stop Snoring

Did you know as many as 2 in 5 Australians suffer from snoring? Most people don’t realise they snore, and many are unaware of the serious health risks that untreated snoring can cause.

For example, sleep apnoea is a sleep disorder that is heavily linked to snoring and can pose even further serious health risks.

Fortunately, there is a snoring treatment that is also one of only two scientifically proven treatments for sleep apnoea available.

Find out more about a snoring solution that is a leading sleep apnoea treatment option.

The Facts About Snoring

What causes snoring?

Snoring occurs when your airway is partially obstructed during sleep.

Open Airway

A normal open airway

Normal breathing

Partially Closed Airway

A partially closed airway that causes snoring.

Snoring

Closed Airway

A closed airway that occurs during sleep apnoea.

Obstructive Sleep Apnoea

Regular snoring at night can disturb the quality of your sleep, resulting in daytime fatigue, irritation, and increased health risks.

Snoring can also cause issues with your spouse or partner and can put unwanted stress on your relationship.

What Are The Health Risks Associated with Snoring?

Snoring is a sign of airway obstruction that causes disrupted sleep and can be associated with serious sleep disorders, such as sleep apnoea, which could also be affecting your health and lead to:

  • Increased risk of heart attack
  • Increased risk of stroke
  • Headaches & migraines
  • Poor concentration
  • Mood changes (e.g. irritability)
  • Sleep inertia (experiencing sleepiness & grogginess throughout the day)

It’s important to work with a qualified healthcare provider to address snoring and any potential underlying sleep disorders to prevent these health risks from impacting your life.

What is sleep apnoea?

Sleep apnoea is a serious sleep disorder characterised by interruptions or pauses in breathing during sleep. This happens when the muscles in the back of the throat fail to keep the airway open, leading to shallow breathing or even complete cessation of breathing for brief periods of time.

This can result in decreased oxygen levels in the body, leading to a host of potential health risks such as high blood pressure, stroke, heart attack, and even sudden death. If left untreated, sleep apnoea can lead to serious complications and should be taken seriously as a potential threat to overall health and wellbeing.

Worried you might have sleep apnoea?

Don’t fear. If you already know you snore or just want reassurance, we have a free online test you can take to assess your sleep apnoea risk.

What Is The Best Snoring Solution?

Oral Appliances

Experts Agree: Custom-made Oral Appliances are the Best Treatment for Snoring and Frontline Solution for Sleep Apnoea

Oral appliances are now universally regarded by sleep physicians, ENT’s and other experts in the field as the best available treatment for snoring and one of the only two frontline treatments for sleep apnoea.

Oral appliances are worn during sleep and work by holding the jaw slightly forward so the tongue and tissues at the back of the throat don’t collapse and obstruct the airway during sleep.

This prevents snoring and makes sure that the soft tissue in the back of the throat is no longer collapsing into the passage of airflow and causing obstructive sleep apnoea.

The SleepWise Range of Oral Appliances

Utilising the Latest Generation 3D-Printed Nylon Technology for Unprecedented Comfort and Accuracy of Fit

The SleepWise oral appliance holds the lower jaw gently forward, preventing the palate and tongue from dropping back and causing an airway obstruction.

This appliance doesn’t just prevent snoring. The SleepWise Oral Appliance is medically backed as a sleep apnoea treatment and is a proven alternative to CPAP machines.

Not 100% sure?

Don’t Leave It To Chance

Sleep apnoea is a potentially serious medical condition and because it is linked to your respiratory symptoms, can be a major health risk.

The good news:
Snoring is a symptom of sleep apnoea but luckily not all people who snore have sleep apnea.

The even better news:
You can take a simple online test and easily find out if you might have sleep apnoea or if it’s nothing to worry about.

Take the Free Sleep Apnoea Test

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