Snoring

The Impacts of Chronic Snoring

You may know someone who snores–whether a spouse, parent, relative, or yourself. While snoring has often been depicted as an indicator of a good sleep, in reality, it can lead to oral health and physical health complications. Typically, snoring is the result of a blocked or relaxed airway and can be a side effect of chronic teeth grinding or sleep apnea. Fortunately, a custom oral appliance may be able to help address snoring and alleviate some of these side effects.

Stop Snoring With Custom Snore Guards

To help keep the airway open and allow for the proper flow of oxygen while you sleep, your dentist may recommend the help of a custom snore guard. A snore guard is a small device that is custom-made using your precise dental measurements to fit over your teeth while you sleep. It is designed to keep your lower jaw (mandible) in a natural, comfortable, and slightly-forward position effectively keeping your airway open and clear of conditions that cause snoring.

By helping address snoring, a snore guard can also prevent the negative effects of snoring such as dry mouth, increased risk of cavities or gum infection, and other dental issues. If you or your loved one snores incessantly, then consult with your family dentist as soon as possible to receive an accurate diagnosis. Our team can help you determine if a snore guard is right for you. To learn more, call 469-342-6644 to speak with a member of our team at Allen Family Dental today.

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