British Snoring & Sleep Apnoea Association


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The British Snoring and Sleep Apnoea Association is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to helping snorers and their bed partners improve their sleep. Read more.

Snoring

Snoring is a condition that cannot be cured but can be controlled. Discover how you can successfully stop snoring.

Our snore tests will help you establish what kind of snorer you are and recommend appropriate treatments.

If you have tried everything but not had success, you may wish to make an appointment with us.

Sleep Apnoea

Sleep apnoea is a condition that interrupts your breathing when you are asleep.

The recommended treatment is CPAP (Continuous Positive Airways Pressure). A Doctor's private prescription is required.

Mild & moderate suffers may consider using a mandibular advancement device.


Bruxism

Commonly caused by anxiety, bruxism - grinding and/or clenching the teeth - occurs most often in sleep and can cause facial pain and headaches.

SleepRight guards are the only occlusal splints approved by the British Dental Health Foundation.

Nasal Irrigation

Regular nasal irrigation can reduce reliance on conventional medications used to treat blocked nose, infection, insomnia and stress.

Nasal irrigation is a completely natural treatment for many sinus and nasal conditions.


 


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The genetics of sleep and sleep disorders

3rd July 2012, 9.00am - 4.20pm.

To register for this meeting and/or for further details please see

 Web : www.rsm.ac.uk
 Tel : 020 7290 2984
 Fax : 020 7290 2989
 Email : sleep.disorders@rsm.ac.uk

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