Breathe Easier. Sleep Deeper. Wake Refreshed
Getting proper rest is essential for waking up refreshed and ready to tackle whatever comes our way. Unfortunately, for many people, nighttime disruptions that affect their breathing and thus the quality of sleep can become a silent yet constant problem. Smile Collective understands just how difficult it is to feel tired even after spending enough time in bed, which is why we focus on treatment methods that promote natural breathing while asleep through improved airflow.
Sometimes, sleep apnea may disguise itself among other symptoms like occasional snoring, sleep disturbance, and daytime tiredness. However, with the right strategy in place, these issues can be easily addressed without discomfort or health risks.
Supporting You to Get Better Sleep
We take you through an easy-to-understand process, which prioritises your comfort while improving airflow.
Consultation
We listen to your concerns and analyse your sleeping habits and medical history.
Evaluation
We evaluate jaw movement, tooth alignment, and other relevant airway issues. We also take into consideration any sleep studies you may have done.
Designing
We design a special appliance that will help maintain the right position of your jaw and improve the airflow.
Fitting and Adjustments
We ensure a perfect fit and make sure it is comfortable to wear.
Follow-Up
We monitor the progress and make adjustments when necessary.
Frequently asked customer questions
The more information you have about your treatment, the more comfortable you will feel about it.
What is a sleep apnea appliance?
It is a specially made oral device that helps keep the airways open by maintaining optimal jaw position while sleeping.
Will it replace CPAP?
In some cases, mild or moderate sleep apnea can be treated effectively without CPAP.
Does it stop snoring?
Many patients experience improvement in this area, although it depends on the severity of the condition.
Is it comfortable?
Since it is custom-made, it will fit perfectly. However, it might require some getting used to.
