Helping You Sleep Soundly Again
Snoring affects not just the snorer but often their partner as well, leading to disrupted sleep, daytime fatigue, and relationship strain. At The Grove Practice in Leamington Spa, we offer custom-made oral appliances that can significantly reduce or eliminate snoring, helping you and your household enjoy more peaceful, restorative sleep.
Our anti-snoring devices provide a comfortable, effective alternative to more invasive treatments, addressing the root cause of snoring for long-term relief.

Reduce or eliminate snoring
Improve sleep quality for you and your partner
Enhance daytime alertness and energy levels
Provide a comfortable alternative to CPAP machines
Address mild to moderate sleep apnoea
Custom-made for your unique mouth structure.
Comfortable design for all-night wear.
Adjustable to achieve optimal airway positioning.
Portable for convenience when travelling.
Non-invasive alternative to surgical interventions.
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Understanding snoring
Snoring occurs when air flow through the mouth and nose is physically obstructed during sleep. As you breathe, the relaxed tissues in your throat vibrate, creating the characteristic snoring sound. This can result from various factors, including:
Relaxed muscles in the throat and tongue
Anatomical features like enlarged tonsils or a long soft palate
Nasal congestion or structural abnormalities
Weight gain and excess tissue around the neck
Aging, which can relax throat muscles
Sleep position, particularly back sleeping
Alcohol consumption before bedtime
While occasional snoring might be harmless, chronic snoring can indicate more serious conditions like obstructive sleep apnoea, which involves periodic breathing interruptions during sleep.


How anti-snoring appliances work
Our custom anti-snoring devices work by gently repositioning your lower jaw (mandible) slightly forward during sleep. This subtle advancement helps maintain an open airway by:
The result is significantly reduced or eliminated snoring and improved airflow throughout the night, leading to better sleep quality for both you and your partner.

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Will an anti-snoring device work for me?
Success rates are high for simple snoring and mild to moderate sleep apnoea. During your consultation, we can assess factors that might influence effectiveness, such as the cause of your snoring and any anatomical considerations.
Are anti-snoring devices comfortable to wear?
Most patients adapt quickly to wearing their custom-made device. The appliances are designed specifically for your mouth, using materials and profiles that maximise comfort while effectively addressing snoring.
Do I need a referral from my GP?
No GP referral is necessary for an anti-snoring consultation. However, our dentists will need to undertake a screening assessment to determine your suitability for a snoring appliance. This typically includes a clinical assessment and a simple home questionnaire to be completed by both you and your partner.
On occasion, we may need to refer you to your GP or a sleep specialist for further sleep assessments (such as an overnight sleep study), particularly if we suspect sleep apnoea or another medical sleep disorder. This helps ensure you receive the most appropriate and comprehensive care for your specific condition.
How soon will I notice results?
Many patients and their partners report improvement from the first night of use. For others, it may take a week or two of adjustment and fine-tuning to achieve optimal results.
How is an anti-snoring device different from over-the-counter options?
Professional anti-snoring appliances are custom-made to fit your specific dental anatomy, allowing for precise positioning that balances effectiveness with comfort. They're made of higher-quality materials, adjustable for optimal results, and designed to minimize side effects on your teeth and jaw.
Could my snoring indicate a more serious condition?
Yes, snoring can sometimes be a symptom of obstructive sleep apnoea, a serious condition that requires proper diagnosis and management. If we suspect sleep apnoea based on your symptoms and examination, we'll discuss appropriate next steps, which might include a referral for a sleep study.
Can I use an anti-snoring device if I have missing teeth or dental restorations?





























