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SleepWise Clinic SleepWise Clinic provides a full range of Australian made, medically proven, state of the art oral appliances for the treatment of snoring and sleep apnoea.

Located in Melbourne and Geelong, SleepWise Clinic specialises in the field of dental sleep medicine and provides the full range of custom made 3D printed nylon oral appliances for snoring and sleep apnea. All our clinicians are members of the Australasian Sleep Association and the Australian Dental Association and work exclusively in the field of dental sleep medicine at SleepWise Clinic. Currently, most of our sleep medicine dentists have been awarded the Fellowship of Dental Sleep Medicine (FDSM). SleepWise has 3 convenient locations in Victoria, Australia - Collins Street CBD, Geelong and Hawthorn East. No referrals are necessary to see a sleep medicine dentist at SleepWise Clinic. SleepWise Clinic is committed to providing expert care and effective solutions for restful nights.

CPAP vs oral appliance therapy - here's what actually matters. 👇✅ No mask or headgear✅ No machine, no noise✅ No power so...
04/11/2026

CPAP vs oral appliance therapy - here's what actually matters. 👇

âś… No mask or headgear
âś… No machine, no noise
âś… No power source required
âś… Compact enough to fit in your toiletry bag
âś… Can be used with a blocked nose
âś… High long-term compliance

A custom oral appliance from SleepWise gently holds the jaw forward during sleep to keep your airway open, and it's a clinically proven frontline treatment for snoring and sleep apnoea, endorsed by the Australasian Sleep Association.

If CPAP hasn't worked for you, or you'd simply like to understand all your options, our CPAP & alternatives page is a thorough, plain-English guide worth reading.

👉 www.sleepwise.com.au/cpap-treatment-cpap-alternatives

31/10/2026

Nodding off after lunch, brain fog, mood changes, that dreaded 3pm crash - these are some of the most common daytime effects of poor sleep quality. And for many people, sleep apnoea is quietly behind all of it.

The daytime signs are just as important as the nighttime ones, and they're easy to attribute to stress, burnout or just getting older.

If any of this sounds familiar, our free online sleep test is a good place to start.

👉 www.sleepwise.com.au/snoring-sleep-apnoea-test

Better sleep starts with better understanding.Explore articles on sleep, tiredness, and everyday habits in our Sleep Bet...
29/10/2026

Better sleep starts with better understanding.

Explore articles on sleep, tiredness, and everyday habits in our Sleep Better Hub - ideal for a midweek coffee break read.

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Struggling to sleep through menopause? It may not be insomnia alone. As oestrogen levels drop, the muscles in the airway...
27/10/2026

Struggling to sleep through menopause? It may not be insomnia alone.

As oestrogen levels drop, the muscles in the airway relax, making sleep apnoea significantly more common in women during and after menopause. The result can look a lot like insomnia: restless nights, waking frequently, exhaustion that never quite lifts.

If you're not sleeping well and can't work out why, your airway may be part of the story.

Read more here
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https://www.sleepwise.com.au/sleep-better-hub/menopause-or-sleep-apnoea

If you're going through menopause and sleep has become a battleground, you're far from alone. Hot flushes, night sweats,...
20/10/2026

If you're going through menopause and sleep has become a battleground, you're far from alone.

Hot flushes, night sweats, racing thoughts - they're all well-known sleep disruptors. But there's another piece of the puzzle that often goes unrecognised - sleep apnoea.

If you've been struggling with sleep during menopause and haven't yet looked at your airway, it may be worth asking the question.

👉 Start with our free 2-minute online sleep test - link in bio.

It's World Menopause Day - and there's something we think every woman in perimenopause or menopause deserves to know.  W...
17/10/2026

It's World Menopause Day - and there's something we think every woman in perimenopause or menopause deserves to know. When oestrogen and progesterone decline, they do not just cause hot flushes. They directly affect the muscles that keep your airway open during sleep.

The result? Between 47% and 67% of postmenopausal women have obstructive sleep apnoea - and most have no idea. If you have been waking exhausted, snoring more than you used to, or feeling like your sleep is not right, do not assume it is purely the menopause. There may be something very treatable going on. A free online sleep test takes five minutes. A conversation with our team takes a little longer, but it could change everything.

👉Read our Sleep Better Hub article on this topic
http://www.sleepwise.com.au/sleep-better-hub/menopause-or-sleep-apnoea


Ever been told a mandibular advancement splint won't work because you sleep on your back? 🤔It's one of the most common m...
14/10/2026

Ever been told a mandibular advancement splint won't work because you sleep on your back? 🤔

It's one of the most common misconceptions in dental sleep medicine and the evidence tells a more encouraging story.

We've written a piece setting the record straight.

Read it on the SleepBetter Hub https://www.sleepwise.com.au/sleep-better-hub

Sleep is when your brain does its most important work. During deep sleep, your brain consolidates memories, processes em...
11/10/2026

Sleep is when your brain does its most important work. During deep sleep, your brain consolidates memories, processes emotions and clears out the metabolic waste that builds up during the day. It's not downtime - it's essential maintenance.

When snoring or sleep apnoea fragments that process night after night, the effects go beyond feeling tired. Research links untreated sleep apnoea to increased risk of depression, cognitive decline, and difficulty with concentration and memory.

This is why sleep health is mental health.

At SleepWise, we help Australians protect both - starting with a free 2-minute online sleep test that could change the way you think about rest.

👉 Link in bio.

If you're currently experiencing mental health challenges, please speak with your GP or a mental health professional. Better sleep can be one part of a broader path to feeling well.

Address

L 5 294-296 Collins Street
Melbourne, VIC
3000

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+611300101505

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