Snoring Device

Why do people snore?

Snoring occurs when the soft tissues in your throat and the back of your mouth relax during sleep, partially blocking your airway. As air passes through the narrowed space, the tissues vibrate, creating the familiar snoring sound.

While occasional snoring may be harmless, chronic or loud snoring can interfere with the quality of your sleep and lead to fatigue, headaches, and reduced daytime focus. In some cases, it may also be a sign of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), a condition where breathing stops and starts repeatedly during the night. Left untreated, OSA can increase the risk of serious health issues such as high blood pressure, heart disease, and diabetes.

How do snoring devices work?

Custom snoring devices are small, comfortable oral appliances designed to reposition your lower jaw slightly forward while you sleep. This subtle adjustment keeps your airway open, reduces tissue vibration, and significantly decreases or even eliminates snoring.

Unlike bulky CPAP machines or over-the-counter mouthpieces, our custom-fitted appliances are tailored to your mouth for maximum comfort and effectiveness. They’re also portable, making them a convenient solution for both home and travel.

What are the benefits of using a custom snoring device?

• Improved sleep quality for both you and your partner
• Reduced or eliminated snoring by keeping your airway open
• Comfortable and discreet fit tailored to your unique oral structure
• Portability — easy to take with you when you travel
• Potential improvement of mild sleep apnea symptoms

By addressing chronic snoring early, you can improve your nightly rest, boost your energy levels, and support your long-term health. Many patients also find that better sleep enhances mood, focus, and overall quality of life.

When should I consider a snoring device?

If you experience persistent or loud snoring, wake up feeling tired, or your partner notices you stop breathing during sleep, it may be time to seek professional help. Dr. Archie evaluates your symptoms and may recommend a custom oral appliance to help you breathe easier and sleep better.

Take the first step toward quieter nights and better rest by scheduling a consultation at Archie Dental Group today. Call the office or click the online booking tool.