SNORING

This study tests if wearing special tape over the mouth at night can reduce snoring and improve sleep for people with mild sleep apnea. Researchers will have 100 adults and their bed partners try the tape at home and report on snoring, sleep quality, and how easy the tape is to u…

This study tests whether a custom mouthpiece can improve sleep quality in pregnant women who snore. Snoring during pregnancy is linked to higher risks for complications like high blood pressure and preterm delivery. The device works by opening the airway, and sleep quality is mea…

This study is testing whether mild electrical stimulation of the tongue and chin muscles can help people at risk for sleep apnea. 28 adults will receive five different stimulation frequencies in one visit. Researchers will measure changes in tongue muscle thickness, length, and s…

This study looks at two common ways to stop teeth from shifting in people who use a special mouthpiece (MAD) for sleep apnea or snoring. About 30 adults will either wear a clear aligner each morning or do jaw exercises for 3 months. The goal is to see which method better prevents…