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Sleep Dentistry & Sleep Apnoea


Better sleep starts here

Custom MAS devices to help manage snoring and sleep apnoea, so you can sleep better.

Tired of feeling tired?

Waking up exhausted, morning headaches, snoring that keeps the house awake? Your breathing may be interrupted while you sleep, and most people donโ€™t know it.

Itโ€™s usually treatable, and it can start with us. Weโ€™ll find out whatโ€™s going on and recommend the right option for you.

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What to expect

Supported, every step of the way

Everyone’s path is a little different, and you’re in control throughout. Here’s what you can generally expect.

  1. We start by listening

    A relaxed conversation about your sleep, your health and what’s worrying you. No pressure, and no commitment.

  2. Finding out what’s going on

    If it would help, a simple sleep test you do at home, in your own bed. A sleep physician reviews the results.

  3. Talking through your options

    We explain what your results mean in plain language, and what each option involves, so you can decide with confidence.

  4. Ongoing support

    Whatever you decide, we’re here. If a custom MAS device is right for you, we fit it, fine-tune it and check in to make sure your device is working.

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Mandibular Advancement Splint

Made for you

A Mandibular Advancement Splint (MAS) is worn while you sleep and gently supports your lower jaw forward, keeping the airway open and reducing the vibration that causes snoring.

We start with a digital scan of your teeth for a precise fit, then fine-tune your MAS device over time. Most people adapt within a short period, and with proper care your device lasts for many years.

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Oral health for life

Why choose us for sleep dentistry & sleep apnoea?

  • Simple pathway to treatment

    From sleep assessment to your custom MAS device and follow-up, we guide you at a pace that suits you.

  • Delivered locally

    Assessment, treatment and ongoing support happen through The Dentists, close to home.

  • Experienced sleep consultants

    Our team has decades of experience helping people with snoring and mild sleep apnoea.

The clinicians who’ll treat you

A friendly, highly trained team of dentists and hygienists who get to know you and talk you through every step.

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FAQs

Common questions

Loud snoring, gasping, morning headaches and daytime exhaustion can be common signs.

A dentist may provide a custom Mandibular Advancement Splint (MAS) device for suitable mild-to-moderate sleep apnoea.

For some people, yes. CPAP remains the gold standard, particularly for severe sleep apnoea.

A MAS device fits over your teeth and gently positions your jaw forward while you sleep.

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Perfect oral health is closer than you think. Our team has the expertise, passion and integrity to get you there.

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