We are proud to offer Somnowell treatment to help patients who suffer with a range of issues, including snoring, TMJ disorder and bruxism (tooth grinding). Somnowell has developed an impressive range of products based on extensive research and we are delighted to bring these innovative and effective appliances to the people of Bristol. If you snore or regularly suffer with sleepless nights because you live with a snorer, call us today to see how we can help.
Somnowell anti-snoring treatment
Even one sleepless night can make you feel tired, irritable and lethargic and constant sleep deprivation can really take its toll on your health and wellbeing. Snoring is a common problem, but there is a solution. Often, in cases of infrequent or mild snoring, making simple changes to your lifestyle and sleeping habits, such as sleeping on your side rather than your back and avoiding alcohol during the evening can be beneficial. However, in more severe cases, more dramatic changes may be recommended, such as losing weight and giving up smoking.
We also offer Somnowell custom-fit mandibular advancement devices, which are designed to increase air flow during the night by moving the lower jaw forward to ensure the airway stays open while you sleep. The device is tried and tested, comfortable and designed to last a lifetime. The appliance has been developed with comfort in mind and uses the latest ergonomic design concepts to prevent discomfort and ensure you are able to sleep peacefully.
If snoring is getting you down, let us help! Call us today and make an appointment for a consultation.
If snoring and sleepless nights are getting you down, we are here to help. Whether you are a snorer or you share a bed with somebody who snores on a regular basis, there are ways to restore the peace and ensure you get the rest you need.
What causes snoring?
The noise you hear when somebody snores is caused by the vibration of the soft tissue at the back of the mouth. Most people snore from time to time, but if you snore on a regular basis, this may be a sign that you are struggling to get enough oxygen while you sleep.
The most common risk factors for snoring include being overweight, sleeping on your back and allergies. Structural problems, which affect the nasal passages, colds and coughs can also increase the risk of snoring.
In many cases, changing your sleeping position, treating allergies and losing weight can help to reduce snoring. However, if snoring continues, there may be other options available.
How we can help
We provide Somnowell anti-snoring treatments to help patients enjoy restful nights of sleep. Somnowell has produced a range of treatments for snoring, TMJ (temporomandibular joint) disorders and sleep apnoea and we have found these treatments to be highly effective.
We recommend the Somnowell anti-snoring device to combat snoring. This device adjusts the position of the lower jaw in order to increase air flow and ensure that you get enough oxygen during sleep. The device shifts the lower jaw forward slightly and facilitates improved breathing during the night. The device is built to last and it is designed for comfort.
Snoring is often laughed off as a troublesome habit, but it can actually have serious implications for your day to day life. If you regularly snore or you live with a snorer, you will probably be aware of the damage a lack of sleep can do. From feeling tired and lethargic the next day to rowing with loved ones and losing concentration at work, snoring can cause real problems. Thankfully, at Clifton Dental Studio, we have solutions available to help you enjoy a restful night.
What can be done for snoring?
Often, making simple changes to your lifestyle and adapting your sleeping position can help to reduce the incidence of snoring; however, if these changes do not work, we can recommend treatment. We have found Somnowell to be very effective.
About Somnowell treatment
Somnowell has created a wide range of anti-snoring therapies and appliances to help combat snoring and improve the quality of sleep. The Somnowell anti-snoring device helps to prevent snoring by holding the lower jaw in a position known as the recovery position; this helps to keep the airway open and ensure that enough oxygen is taken into the body. The device is the leading mandibular advancement appliance on the market and as well as helping you to enjoy a good night’s sleep, it also helps to prevent oral health problems. The Somnowell device, unlike other appliances, is resistant to fungi and bacteria. It is also extremely durable and will last a lifetime.
If you snore or you suffer from sleepless nights because your partner snores, you don’t have to suffer in silence. Arrange a consultation today and we will hopefully have you feeling bright-eyed and bushy-tailed in no time.
Dr Gerrard is a Bristol based Cosmetic dentist with many years of experience and is one of only a small number of dentists accredited by The British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry
