Sleep is a precious commodity, and most Americans already aren’t getting the seven to eight hours of sleep a night that most health professionals recommend. Chronic lack of sleep can lead to mental and physical fatigue, poor memory retention, high blood pressure, and even increased anxiety or depression…and if your spouse’s snoring is impeding your sleep, he or she could be putting your health at risk!

Heavy, loud snoring is not natural. It indicates that your spouse is having trouble breathing throughout the night and may have a condition called sleep apnea. It means that not only are you not getting a good night’s sleep, but your spouse isn’t getting any either.

Don’t just accept a future of no shut-eye. Encourage your spouse to visit a doctor or a dentist for help with snoring. Your dentist may suggest a special sleep device, like the Aligner Sleep Appliance™ or the Lamberg Sleep-Well™ Appliance -- all offered by SML. Look at it this way…when you address your spouse’s snoring, you can finally get the healthy night’s sleep your body needs!