Untreated sleep apnoea does more than disrupt your sleep. It is linked to heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and more. Here is why treatment matters beyond the bedroom.

When people are told they have obstructive sleep apnoea, the conversation often jumps straight to CPAP, which is a mask worn over the nose and mouth that delivers pressurised air to keep the airway open. CPAP works, but it is not comfortable enough for everyone. For many people, an oral appliance offers an equally evidence-based alternative that is simpler, quieter, and far easier to travel with. What is an oral appliance? An oral appliance for sleep apnoea is a custom-made d

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