The experts on this page are not paid spokespeople. They are practicing clinicians, researchers, and academics who evaluate anti-snoring devices as part of their professional work. Each member of our advisory board has reviewed Snorple's design, materials, and mechanism of action against current peer-reviewed evidence in sleep medicine. Their involvement means that every product decision we make is held to the same standard as a clinical intervention — because for the people who use our devices, that is exactly what it is.
India
Dr. Sanjay Manchanda
MBBS, DTCD
Sleep Medicine Specialist
Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi, India
Pioneer of mandibular advancement device therapy in India. Dr. Manchanda built the country's first MAD and has spent decades advancing non-surgical treatment for obstructive sleep apnea and snoring.
"Mandibular advancement remains one of the most effective non-invasive interventions for snoring. Devices that combine proper jaw positioning with tongue stabilization address the two primary causes of airway obstruction during sleep."View full profile →
Dr. Ankita Shah
MDS
Dental Sleep Medicine Specialist
Dentician & TMJ Sleep Institute, Mumbai, India
President of India Airway Co-LAB and a leading authority on the intersection of dental practice and sleep-disordered breathing. Dr. Shah specializes in oral appliance therapy for snoring and OSA.
"The dental profession has a critical role in screening for sleep-disordered breathing. An oral device that patients will actually wear consistently is worth more than the most sophisticated appliance collecting dust on a nightstand."View full profile →
Dr. Manvir Bhatia
MD, DM (Neurology)
Neurologist & Sleep Medicine Specialist
Neurology Sleep Centre, New Delhi, India
Vice President of the Indian Society for Sleep Research with over 80 published papers on sleep disorders. Dr. Bhatia brings a neurological perspective to the cardiovascular and cognitive consequences of untreated snoring.
"The link between chronic snoring and neurovascular disease is no longer theoretical. Every night of untreated airway obstruction carries cumulative risk that clinicians and patients must take seriously."View full profile →
Dr. (Col.) Anmol S. Kalha
MDS
Orthodontist & Dental Sleep Medicine Expert
Max Healthcare, New Delhi, India
Founder Member of the Indian Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine. Dr. Kalha combines decades of orthodontic expertise with specialized knowledge in designing oral appliances for airway management.
"Effective mandibular advancement requires precise biomechanics. The adjustability of a device determines whether patients achieve optimal airway opening without temporomandibular discomfort."View full profile →
Mexico
Dra. Emma Patricia Garcia Campos
DDS
Dental Sleep Medicine Specialist
UNAM / AMMD, Mexico City, Mexico
Designer of the MAS-MEX mandibular advancement splint and a prominent voice in Latin American dental sleep medicine. Dra. Garcia Campos bridges academic research and clinical device design.
"A well-designed mandibular advancement device should work with the anatomy, not against it. Patient comfort and proper titration are the difference between a device that treats snoring and one that gets abandoned."View full profile →
Dr. Rodolfo Lugo-Saldana
MD
ENT Surgeon & Sleep Surgery Specialist
ISSSTE, Monterrey, Mexico
Founded the first ENT sleep surgery fellowship in Latin America and has authored four books on surgical and non-surgical management of sleep-disordered breathing.
"As a surgeon, I operate when necessary. But for the majority of snoring patients, a properly fitted oral appliance is the first-line intervention. Surgery should be reserved for cases where conservative approaches have failed."View full profile →
Colombia
Dr. Steve Amado
MD
ENT Surgeon & Somnologist
Universidad del Rosario, Bogota, Colombia
Co-founder of SIBECS (Iberoamerican Sleep Surgery Society) and a recognized authority on multidisciplinary approaches to obstructive sleep apnea across Latin America.
"Sleep-disordered breathing requires a multidisciplinary approach. The most effective outcomes come when ENT specialists, dentists, and sleep physicians collaborate — and when patients have access to proven devices they can use at home."View full profile →
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