Collection: Snoring Mouth Guards

A snoring mouthguard — also called a mandibular advancement device (MAD) — is one of the most effective non-surgical solutions for snoring. It works by gently moving the lower jaw forward during sleep, which opens the airway and reduces or eliminates the vibration that causes snoring.

We stock clinically tested mouthguards from leading brands including Somnofit, Sanabrux and SOVA — ranging from entry-level options to professional-grade devices recommended by dentists and sleep specialists.

Who Is a Snoring Mouthguard Right For?

• People who snore due to airway obstruction (the most common cause)
• Partners of snorers who need a solution that actually works
• Anyone who has tried nasal strips or sprays without success
• People with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnoea (consult your GP)
• Those who want a non-invasive, drug-free snoring solution

How to Choose

• Somnofit — Swiss-made, dentist-recommended, adjustable advancement, premium option
• Sanabrux — dual-purpose: stops snoring and protects against teeth grinding
• SOVA — ultra-thin, perforated design, breathe naturally through your mouth
• LunaGuard — affordable entry-level option for mild snoring

Frequently Asked Questions

Do snoring mouthguards actually work?
Yes — mandibular advancement devices are one of the most evidence-backed treatments for snoring. Clinical studies show significant reduction in snoring frequency and volume for most users.

Are they comfortable to sleep in?
Modern mouthguards are designed for all-night wear. Most people adapt within 1–2 weeks. SOVA's ultra-thin design and Somnofit's adjustability make them particularly comfortable options.

Can I use one if I have sleep apnoea?
MADs are sometimes recommended for mild to moderate OSA. Always consult your GP or sleep specialist before using one as a sleep apnoea treatment.

Are these NDIS claimable?
Some anti-snoring devices may be claimable under NDIS depending on your plan. Sleep & Sound provides a tax invoice with every order.