DENTAL TREATMENTS FOR BETTER REST IN LEAMINGTON SPA
Sleep quality significantly impacts your overall health and wellbeing. At The Grove Practice in Warwickshire, we offer specialised dental solutions for common sleep-related issues, including snoring, sleep apnoea, and teeth grinding (bruxism).
Our customised oral appliances provide comfortable, effective alternatives to more invasive treatments, helping you and your partner enjoy more restful nights and healthier days.
Anti-snoring devices
Snoring affects millions of people and their partners, disrupting sleep patterns and potentially indicating more serious health concerns. Our custom-made anti-snoring devices gently reposition your jaw during sleep to maintain an open airway, significantly reducing or eliminating snoring.
These comfortable oral appliances offer an effective alternative to CPAP machines for many patients with snoring or mild to moderate sleep apnoea, improving sleep quality for both you and your household.
Night guards
Teeth grinding and clenching (bruxism) often occur during sleep, causing tooth damage, jaw pain, headaches, and disrupted sleep. Our custom-fitted night guards provide a protective barrier between your upper and lower teeth, preventing damage while helping your jaw muscles relax.
Unlike generic over-the-counter options, our professionally designed night guards are precisely crafted to fit your unique dental anatomy, ensuring maximum comfort and protection throughout the night.
Our sleep dentistry approach
Our approach to sleep-related dental issues begins with thorough assessment and careful diagnosis. We take time to understand your symptoms, sleep patterns, and relevant medical history before recommending treatment options.
For many patients, a custom oral appliance provides significant improvement without requiring medication or surgery. These appliances are:
Precisely fitted to your mouth for maximum comfort
Adjustable to achieve optimal results
Portable for travel convenience
Discreet and non-invasive
Easy to clean and maintain
We coordinate with other healthcare providers when necessary to ensure comprehensive care, particularly for complex sleep disorders that may benefit from multidisciplinary treatment.
