We’ll Help You Snore No More with The Best Anti Snoring Device and Solution.
Welcome to Snore No More Melbourne
How we can Help
The first step in the journey to a sound, yet silent sleep, is to receive a genuine sleep diagnosis/sleep study.
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How The O2 Works
In people suffering from OSA, the lower jaw drops back and carries the tongue further into the throat area, causing an obstruction.
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Benefits of the Oventus O2 Optima
The first step in the journey to a sound, yet silent sleep, is to receive a genuine sleep diagnosis/sleep study.
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Patient Visits
At Snore No More Melbourne, for customer convenience, we are prepared to visit the patient, so they don’t have to come to our clinic.
Less Obstructive
Our snoring device is far less obstructive than most available methods and treatments, allowing clients to feel more comfortable.
Sleep Study
Before anything can begin, we arrange a sleep study to ensure our product and treatment is right for the patient.
Professional Experience
With over 10 years of Professional experience, you can rest assured Snore No More Melbourne will offer a professional and efficient service.
Are you having trouble with snoring?
Frequently Asked Questions
No, not everyone who snores has sleep apnea. However, frequent and/or loud snoring may be a sign of sleep apnea. The biggest indicator of sleep apnea is how you feel during the day.
A few common symptoms of OSA or Obstructive Sleep Apnea:
- Loud snoring
- Feeling tired throughout the day.
- Being drowsy upon waking up.
- Issues with keeping your focus during the day.
- Unusual gasping or choking waking you up in the night.
- If you snore, then you have sleep apnea. In fact, you can snore heavily all night every night and not have apnea. With sleep apnea, you stop breathing over and over while you’re asleep, sometimes hundreds of times each night.
- Snoring means that you’re in a deep sleep. You may have seen characters on TV who were deeply asleep snoring loudly for comedic effect, but in real life, a person who snores could be dealing with sleep apnea, which disrupts sleep and prevents them from reaching deep, restful sleep.
- Women rarely snore. It’s true that men are more likely to snore and have sleep apnea, but it’s not true that women don’t snore. Lots of women snore at least occasionally, with pregnant and menopausal women snoring even more frequently.
If OSA is not treated or not treated effectively it can lead to an increased risk of developing obesity, high blood pressure, depression, and mood disorders.
It’s vital to clean the device every day as you do your teeth.
- Snoring may be temporary or chronic. Some causes of snoring are temporary, such as alcohol consumption, swollen tonsils, or seasonal allergies. However, when the reason for your snoring is a long-term one, such as throat muscle weakness or fat in & around the throat, a dental device can give you much-needed relief.
- Snoring can be a sign of sleep apnea. If you have sleep apnea, it means that you stop breathing repeatedly throughout the night while you’re asleep. A dental sleep device can help people with obstructive sleep apnea, in which the tongue and palate block the airway during sleep.
- Snoring can be dangerous. Even without sleep apnea, snoring can affect the quality of your sleep, putting you at risk for multiple health problems. With sleep apnea, the problem becomes dangerous–even deadly in severe cases.
Looking for a snore-free sleep?
We provide an accurate sleep apnea consultation before moving on to fitting the device. We can also examine the patient in their own home and prodive an accurate sleep diagnosis. Book a free consultation to learn more about our anti snoring device.
Book a free consultation to learn more about our anti snoring device and treatment