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Snoring was a big issue for me too – my partner was ready to sleep in another room. I avoided CPAP because it felt like overkill, and surgery sounded scary. Dentist recommended a custom mandibular advancement device (basically a snoring mouthguard), so I gave it a shot. Took about 2 weeks to adjust (some morning jaw stiffness at first, but it went away), and now snoring is way down – she says it's barely noticeable most nights. Cost was around $600–$800 depending on the clinic and adjustments needed, but no ongoing costs like masks/filters. I went with https://albertadentures.com/service/snoring-mouthguards since they specialize in these and did a good job explaining the fitting process. Sleep's improved for both of us, no regrets. If your snoring is from jaw/tongue position (not super severe apnea), it's a solid middle-ground option before jumping to bigger treatments. Might be worth a consult!