Sleep Apnea Appliance (Anti-Snoring Device)

During sleep, the airway in the throat can become narrow. As you breathe, the air trying to pass through this obstructed airway causes the tissues in the throat to vibrate, which results in the noise we call snoring.

The airway can become constricted for various reasons. Typically, snoring in people over 40 occurs because the soft tissues and muscles around the airway relax during sleep and compress the airflow. You may be at higher risk for snoring if you have the following factors: overweight, older age, nasal congestion, nasal deformities, large or swollen oral anatomy, pregnancy, alcohol consumption, sedative use, sleeping on your back, or obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).

Can Snoring Be Treated?

There are various methods to treat snoring, ranging from non-invasive treatments (such as CPAP machines that create positive airway pressure and anti-snoring appliances) to invasive treatments (such as surgery for nasal and throat abnormalities that obstruct the airway, and daily medication). Among these, the anti-snoring mouthpiece is the most popular due to its safety, simplicity, and effectiveness.

Benefits of Anti-Snoring Mouthpiece

The advantages of using an anti-snoring mouthguard include:

  • Compact Size
  • Safe Materials
  • Low Cost
  • Easy to Adapt: You can still open your mouth normally, speak, or drink water while wearing it.
  • Proven Clinical Effectiveness: Clinical studies (referenced below) have shown that advancing the lower jaw reduces snoring in over 80% of patients and reduces obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) symptoms in over 50% of patients.
  • Non-invasive: It does not affect any part of the body, and there are no negative side effects. You can try it for 30 days without experiencing any discomfort or harm.
  • Easy Maintenance: The mouthpiece is easy to clean due to its compact size. It is typically recommended to soak it in a saline solution when not in use during the day.
  • Also Protects Against Teeth Grinding: The anti-snoring mouthpiece can also help detect and protect your teeth from bruxism (teeth grinding) during sleep.

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