The silencer consists of one dental splint for the upper jaw and one dental splint for the lower jaw. The lower jaw is held in the forward position (protrusion) by two connectors that are fixed laterally on the splints. In this way, the silencer prevents the soft tissue walls from approaching. With the silencer splint, movements of the lower jaw are possible left-right and forward without pulling back.

Our rich experience in working with silencer splints and helping people with snoring and apnea problems has brought us to the position of leader in this segment of dental therapy. The feedback from our patients is outstanding, which really makes us very happy. The most common compliments, in addition to the cessation of snoring, are better quality sleep. Patients tell us that they are more sleepy in the morning and don't feel sleepy after waking up. And the feeling of sleepiness is a sign that the person did not get enough sleep. Snoring and apnea are one of the main culprits of lack of sleep. If you suffer from snoring and mild to moderate apnea (apnea index up to 20), the Silencer splint is definitely the best solution for you!