SomnoDent® Oral Devices

SomnoMed® realises that no two patients are alike, which is why we pride ourselves on delivering a suite of devices with a wide array of options to treat your obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) patients.

SomnoMed® has developed the SomnoDent® family of oral devices – a collection of clinically proven oral devices leveraging the most innovative technology.

In our state-of-the-art, ISO 13485 certified facilities, SomnoMed’s skilled laboratory specialists work diligently, using the utmost care, accuracy, and precision, while adhering to the highest standards of quality to provide you and your patients with reliable and effective premium oral devices.

The standard for comfort and effectiveness

SomnoMed® is the global leader in the design and manufacture of oral appliances for sleep apnea.

Since commencing manufacture of oral appliances in 2004, SomnoMed® has continuously improved the SomnoDent® range, focusing on enhancing comfort and improving the treatment of sleep apnea.

The comfort of the SomnoDent® appliances is due to our proprietary b-flex Comfort Liner. The b-flex Comfort Liner cradles your teeth, gently keeping the oral appliance on your teeth while you sleep.

Our latest innovations are incorporated into the SomnoDent Avant, which encourages you to breathe via your nose instead of your mouth for a more comfortable night’s sleep.

Patient holding SomnoDent Avant image

Oral appliance therapy trusted by patients around the world

sleep apnoea patients treated globally

Based on the original invention by Dr. Richard Palmisano, SomnoMed® manufactures devices globally. With continuous improvement and scientifically validated results, SomnoMed® has become one of the largest oral device companies for Obstructive Sleep apnoea worldwide.

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Patient stories

Michael’s story 

“I have been using my Somnomed® device for about two years now. It has completely improved the quality of sleep that I get and consequently certain aspects of my life for the better.

On the rare occasion that I forget to put it in the device my sleep deteriorates immediately. It’s invaluable.” Read more

Liz’s story

“Having suffered jaw and tooth pain over several months and following several appointments with my GP and regular dentist to no avail, I asked April (dentist) if she could give me a second opinion. After careful consultation April suggested that sleep apnoea and teeth grinding might be behind the issues and recommended a Somnomed® device to wear at night. Read more

Simon’s story

“My name is Simon Wilsdon I am a general dentist in York with a special interest in dental sleep medicine. Over several years I have experienced mild sleep apnoea and, unfortunately for my wife, loud snoring. I have tried several different mandibular advancement devices over the years. These have given initial improvement but nothing long lasting and were uncomfortable over time. After investigating different options, I decided to give the new SomnoMed® Avant™ appliance a try. Read more

Mohammed’s story

Mohammed was diagnosed with Severe Sleep Apnoea in 2018.

“For the first year after my diagnosis, I had a CPAP machine in the home, but I really struggled with it, due to the anxiety of the mask being on my face all night. When I saw my Sleep Consultant, I was advised that I should not drive, and my driving license has now been revoked for more than 2 years. I have a family at home, with four children, so having no driving license has really affected our day-to-day lives. Little things like food shopping and trips out are much more difficult. Read more

Roy’s story

Like many people, l became aware that l was snoring during the night and feeling tired in the morning. This led me down the route of seeing my GP who felt l may have obstructive sleep apnoea and referred me to the hospital for further tests. There, l was given the Epworth Sleep Study questionnaire to complete which indicated l had daytime sleepiness but not severely. However further investigation was necessary and an overnight hospital stay was arranged where l had a sleep study conducted. Read more