Sleep Soundly,
Breathe Freely Again
Stop snoring and treat obstructive sleep apnoea with custom oral appliance therapy — a comfortable, silent alternative to the CPAP machine.
OSA & Snoring
What is Obstructive Sleep Apnoea?
OSA is a sleep disorder where the airway collapses during sleep, causing repeated breathing interruptions. Untreated, it quietly drains your energy and harms long-term health — raising the risk of high blood pressure, heart disease and diabetes.
Watch for these symptoms:
Signs Your Dentist Can Spot
During routine exams, we catch the early clues that often point to a sleep-breathing problem.
Teeth Grinding
Bruxism is often the body's reflex to reopen a collapsed airway — showing up as worn, ground-down teeth.
Jaw Positioning
A narrow arch or receded jaw alignment can restrict the airway and worsen breathing during sleep.
Chronic Snoring
Vibration of soft tissues obstructing airflow is one of the most common early warning signs of OSA.
Oral Appliance Therapy
A custom-made appliance gently repositions your lower jaw slightly forward during sleep to keep the airway open — ideal for mild to moderate OSA and snoring.
Maintains clear, steady breathing through the entire night.
Quietens the night for you — and for your partner.
A silent, travel-friendly alternative to bulky CPAP machines.
How Treatment Works
A simple, three-step path from screening to restful, energised mornings.
Screening
We check for grinding, jaw alignment and snoring signs during a thorough dental exam.
Custom Appliance
A precise, custom-fitted oral appliance is crafted to reposition your jaw comfortably.
Restful Sleep
Wear it nightly to keep your airway open and wake up refreshed and energised.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to Sleep Better Tonight?
Book a consultation with Dr. Swapnil Rachha and take the first step toward quiet, restful, healthier sleep.