Anti-Snoring Treatments
Anti-Snoring Splint
Custom splint that moves the lower jaw slightly forward during sleep to keep the airway open and reduce snoring.
Sleep Apnea Splint
Custom mandibular advancement splint that keeps the airway open during sleep in people with obstructive sleep apnea.
RonquidOff™
ENIQ's small, thin, personalized anti-snoring device, worn during sleep, with follow-up by a specialist.
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Why is it important to treat snoring?
Snoring not only affects sleep quality but can also be an indicator of more serious health problems such as sleep apnea. Proper treatment can significantly improve the quality of life for both the patient and their partner.

What are the advantages of anti-snoring therapy?
Improves Sleep Quality
Reducing snoring allows for deeper, more restorative rest, improving daytime energy.
Prevents Health Problems
Treating snoring can prevent cardiovascular complications associated with sleep apnea.
Improves Relationships
Eliminating snoring improves the partner's sleep quality and strengthens relationships.
Increases Concentration
Better nighttime rest translates to greater concentration and performance during the day.
Personalized Solutions
There are multiple treatment options that adapt to the specific needs of each patient.
Treating snoring is essential for maintaining good overall health and quality of life. With the right therapeutic options, it is possible to effectively control this condition and prevent its long-term consequences.
Snoring Treatment in Madrid
At ENIQ we have been treating snoring and sleep apnea for 3 years using mandibular advancement devices for sleeping and monitoring apps, with surprising results, from 80 to 95% success in snoring and from 50 to 85% in sleep apnea.
Dr. Alejandra de la Rosa, specialized in this field at the University of Salamanca, conducts a comprehensive study of all variables to develop an effective treatment plan.
Frequently asked questions about anti-snoring therapy
Answers to common questions about our anti-snoring treatments in Madrid. customer service.
It depends on the cause. At ENIQ, Dr. Alejandra de la Rosa studies every case of snoring and apnea and treats suitable cases with custom-made intraoral devices. If snoring has a nasal origin, management falls to an ENT specialist or GP, and options such as CPAP or surgery are assessed by a sleep specialist or ENT. In those cases we can coordinate with your specialist.
Both are custom-made mandibular advancement devices. The anti-snoring splint is designed mainly for simple snoring, while the sleep apnea splint is indicated for mild-to-moderate apnea: it is designed to keep the upper airways open and prevent obstruction episodes. At your assessment we study your case to recommend the right one.
Surgery on the palate, uvula or airway is an option assessed by ENT or sleep-medicine specialists in very specific cases. Clínica ENIQ does not perform these procedures: we treat snoring and mild-to-moderate apnea with custom-made intraoral devices, without surgery.
Mandibular advancement devices work by keeping the jaw in a forward position during sleep. This increases space in the upper airways, preventing the soft tissues of the throat from collapsing and vibrating, which causes snoring. They are similar to sports mouth guards and are custom-made for each patient.
Sleep tracking apps can help monitor the frequency and intensity of snoring, allowing users and healthcare professionals to evaluate the effectiveness of treatments and make adjustments as needed.
The cost varies depending on the type of device and the therapeutic plan determined after the initial assessment. At ENIQ we offer financing with no documentation required, from €150 to €3,000, so that the treatment fits your situation. Request a no-obligation quote after your first consultation.
We are located at C. de Hermosilla, 78, in the Barrio de Salamanca (Madrid), a short walk from Goya metro station (lines L2 and L4) and accessible by bus lines 21, 53, 1 and 74. You can book an appointment by phone or through the form on our website; at the first visit we carry out a full assessment of your situation before recommending any treatment.
Typically, the first appointment involves an examination and the necessary measurements. Custom fabrication of the device takes approximately one to two weeks. At the second visit the device is delivered and fitted, and regular follow-up appointments are then scheduled to monitor its effectiveness.
The mandibular advancement splint is not invasive or surgical, so it does not cause pain. The first few nights you may notice some tension in the jaw or teeth — this is completely normal as the body adapts. These sensations usually disappear within a few days; if they persist, a readjustment appointment is arranged.
Mandibular advancement devices can help with mild to moderate apnea; we assess each case in coordination with your sleep physician, and follow-up with apps helps us fine-tune the treatment. The definitive indication always depends on an individual clinical assessment; in severe cases, coordination with a sleep specialist may be necessary.
We schedule periodic check-ups to assess progress and adjust the device if needed. We complement follow-up with sleep-monitoring apps that record snoring frequency and intensity each night, enabling more precise and objective clinical decisions.

