There are lots of tested and trusted treatments for snoring that you can get your hands on nowadays.
About the most common are the dental appliances which are prescribed by dentists specializing in sleep apnea dentistry, called Mandibular Advancement Splints.
Very simply, they are shoe-shaped devices attached to your lower jaw when you sleep to force it forward, and your tongue with it, so that the tongue does not fall back to block your throat.
Without a doubt the splints help your snoring and sleep apnea in no little way.
They are perhaps the most common modes of treatment for snoring in the United States, although they can be rather embarrassing for the user.
There's also snoring treatment by the Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) machine.
The CPAP device has a mask that is placed over your face - nose and mouth - while you sleep, and is linked to a small air pump beside the bed by a hose pipe.
The pump provides a controlled stream of air to your respiratory system in a manner and amount that it can handle without producing the snoring noises.
Again, it may be considered embarrassing and cumbersome to use, especially since it does not allow you to move about freely when you sleep.
Without doubts, the best snoring cures are surgical procedures that correct the actual problems, and natural cures that allow you to restore the balance in your system.
I would urge that you consider them first before, or at least along with, the facial gadgets that really don't cure the sleep disorder.