
Mandibular Advancement Splints in Shenton Park
Here’s a look at how these appliances can improve your sleep and overall health:
3DS Advance
One of the most popular custom-made oral appliances in the world, the 3DS Advance is made from durable nylon and features an innovative dorsal design that stands out because the upper and lower components are not connected. The result? Greater flexibility and comfort. This discreet and customisable solution helps reduce snoring and ease the symptoms of sleep apnoea by gently positioning the jaw to keep your airway open during sleep.
SomnoDent Avant
Are you a teeth grinder? If yes, the SomnoDent Avant might be right for you. Made from high-quality acrylic with a special comfort lining layer, this mandibular advancement splint is designed to withstand teeth grinding without compromising on protection for your teeth or the appliance itself. Its sleek design ensures you can achieve restful, uninterrupted sleep while addressing both snoring and sleep apnoea effectively.
Why Choose an Oral Appliance
Oral appliances offer an excellent alternative to more cumbersome treatments like CPAP machines. Here are some benefits:
- Discreet: Compact and worn in the mouth, oral appliances don’t require bulky hoses or power sources.
- Comfortable: Custom-fitted for you, these appliances feel natural and promote restful sleep.
- Convenient: Easily portable, they fit into a small case for use at home or on the go.
- Effective: Designed to improve airflow, oral appliances reduce snoring and address sleep apnoea symptoms, helping you achieve your sleep goals.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Book a Consultation
Get the restorative slumber you need to feel refreshed each day. Contact Shenton Park Family Dental today to schedule a consultation and determine which mandibular splint option might be right for you.
Any invasive or surgical procedure may carry risks. Before moving forward, it is recommended that you seek a second opinion from an appropriately licensed medical professional.

