Shoreditch Invisible Aligners

Snoring & obstructive sleep apnoea

Stop fighting for sleep. Breathe easier, quietly, every night.

Loud snoring and interrupted breathing wear you down, and the person beside you. Liberty Dentists fits custom oral appliances that gently support your airway, so you and your partner can finally rest.

Why patients choose us

3-day typical in-house replacement turnaround. 5-year appliance warranty as standard.
Insurance acceptedBupaAXA HealthVitalityAvivaWPASelf-pay & finance
Do these sound familiar?

Recognise the signs of disrupted sleep

Tick anything you have noticed lately. This is a simple prompt to reflect, not a diagnosis.
Your path to better sleep

How treatment works, in five steps

1

Consultation

We review your sleep history, health and any existing diagnosis or sleep study.
2

Check & refer

If a medical diagnosis is needed first, we arrange a referral to a sleep physician.
3

Digital scan

A quick, comfortable 3D scan of your teeth, no messy impressions.
4

Fit & adjust

We fit your custom appliance and fine-tune it over a few weeks for comfort and effect.
5

Review & support

Ongoing reviews, plus fast in-house repairs and replacements whenever you need them.
The treatment

What an oral appliance does, and its limits

How it supports your airway

A custom mandibular advancement appliance holds your lower jaw gently forward while you sleep. That small shift helps keep the soft tissues at the back of the throat from collapsing, the usual cause of snoring and obstructed breathing. Worn only at night, it is discreet, quiet and easy to travel with.

When you need a medical referral first

An oral appliance treats snoring and mild-to-moderate obstructive sleep apnoea. But sleep apnoea is a medical condition, and it is not something we diagnose from the dental chair. You should be assessed by your GP or a sleep physician, usually through a sleep study, before appliance therapy if any of the following apply:
Device options

Choosing the right appliance for you

Not every device suits every mouth. Here is how the main options compare, and we recommend the right one at your consultation.
OptionBest forAdjustableFitLongevity
Custom adjustable appliance (recommended)Snoring & mild–moderate OSAYes — titratablePrecision digital fit3–5+ years
Custom fixed applianceStable, simpler casesNoCustom fit2–4 years
Soft anti-snore guardOccasional light snoringLimitedSofter, bulkier1–2 years
Boil-and-bite (off-the-shelf)Short-term only, not advised long termNoGeneric, often looseMonths
Made here, fixed fast

Lost or broke your appliance? Back to sleep in days, not weeks.

Most clinics send your device to an outside laboratory and you wait weeks for a replacement. We design and 3D-print appliances in our own on-site lab, so we control quality and turnaround.

Our 5-year appliance warranty

Warranty covers the appliance itself and excludes wear from misuse. Full terms provided in writing at fitting.
Insurance & billing

Medical or dental cover? We sort it out.

Because obstructive sleep apnoea is a recognised medical condition, treatment is often covered under private medical insurance, not just dental plans. The rules can be confusing, so we do the legwork.

Medical insurance

Sleep apnoea is a medical diagnosis, so many private medical policies, with a referral, contribute towards assessment and appliance therapy.

Dental insurance

Some dental plans cover part of the appliance as a dental appliance. Cover and limits vary by policy.

Self-pay and finance

No cover, or a shortfall? Transparent self-pay pricing and interest-free finance keep it manageable.

Check your cover

Share a few details and we confirm what your policy includes within one working day.
By submitting you agree we can contact you about your enquiry. We never share your details.
Thanks — we have your details and will confirm your cover within one working day.
Pricing & finance

Clear, realistic pricing

Every case differs, so these are typical ranges. Your exact quote is confirmed after assessment, with no obligation and no surprises.

Consultation

£95–£150
Redeemable against treatment

Custom appliance therapy

£1,200–£2,500
Device, fitting and adjustments

Reviews and aftercare

from £45
Per review, when needed
2-minute sleep check

A quick, private self-check

These questions help you reflect on your sleep. They are for guidance only and do not provide a diagnosis. Only a qualified clinician can diagnose a sleep disorder.

This self-check is not a medical assessment, screening test or diagnosis, and no result here confirms or rules out any condition. If you are concerned about your sleep or breathing, or feel excessively sleepy while driving, please speak to your GP.

Patient stories

Sleep, in their own words

Short stories from people we have treated. You can swap these for real patient video testimonials.
“My wife moved back into our room after fifteen years of the spare bed. That says it all.”
David R.
Snoring, treated 2025
“I could not cope with the CPAP mask. The appliance is nothing, I forget it is in.”
Priya S.
Mild OSA, CPAP intolerant
“They handled the insurance claim start to finish. I barely lifted a finger.”
Mark T.
Moderate OSA, insured
Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

No. Obstructive sleep apnoea is a medical condition that must be diagnosed through a sleep study arranged via your GP or a sleep physician. An oral appliance is a treatment we provide once a diagnosis and, where needed, a referral are in place.
It can. Because obstructive sleep apnoea is a medical condition, treatment is sometimes covered under private medical insurance rather than a dental plan. Cover varies by policy and insurer. Use the coverage check and we confirm what your policy includes and handle the paperwork.
Dental insurance typically covers routine dental care, while sleep apnoea, being a medical condition, is often assessed under private medical insurance instead. We help you work out which route applies and submit claims on your behalf.
Because we design and print appliances in-house, most replacements are produced within a few working days rather than the several weeks an external laboratory usually takes.
No. Suitability depends on your dental health, your jaw joints and the type and severity of your sleep condition. Some people are better treated with CPAP or another approach.
Not to book a consultation with us. However, if you have not been diagnosed and there are signs of sleep apnoea, we may recommend a sleep study and arrange a referral before starting appliance therapy.
Book now

Ready for a quieter night of sleep?

Book a consultation with our dental sleep team. We assess your suitability, talk through your options and check your insurance, with no pressure and no obligation.
Medical disclaimer. The information on this page is provided for general guidance only and is not medical advice, a diagnosis, or a substitute for consultation with a qualified healthcare professional. Obstructive sleep apnoea is a medical condition that requires diagnosis by a physician, typically through a sleep study. The symptom checklist and self-check tools are for reflection only and do not diagnose any condition. Oral appliance therapy is not suitable for everyone and outcomes vary. Always seek the advice of your GP or a sleep specialist, and if you experience severe daytime sleepiness, particularly while driving, seek medical help promptly.
Pricing and insurance. Prices shown are typical ranges and are confirmed only after clinical assessment. Insurance cover depends on your individual policy and insurer; acceptance of an insurer does not guarantee your treatment will be covered. Finance is subject to status. Liberty Dentists is regulated by the General Dental Council.
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