Normal breathing

When you breathe while you sleep, air enters your mouth and nose and freely passes through the back of your throat to your lungs.

Snoring

When you sleep, the muscles in the back of your mouth, tongue, and throat relax. If they relax too much, your jaw and tongue collapse and block your airway thus restricting the flow of oxygen to your lungs, heart and brain. As you breathe the muscles and uvula vibrate and knock against the back of your throat. This causes the sounds you hear during snoring.

To resume breathing, the person must awaken (although one rarely remembers the awakening) and create tension in the tongue and throat tissue. This process opens the airway and causes a distinctive snorting sound. Within a short period of time this process often repeats itself. A person may wake up several hundred times during an 8-hour sleep time. Consequently, this can cause chronic fatigue and other major health problems.

The Solution

To eliminate or reduce sleep apnea and snoring, ProSnore constructs a snoring oral appliance the same way dentists do for 1/3 the cost. You wear this oral appliance while sleeping. The oral appliance repositions your lower jaw forward and does not allow your jaw to collapse and block your air passage way while you are sleeping. By maintaining the air passage way clear while you are sleeping, ProSnore oral appliance eliminates or reduces your sleep apnea and snoring.

How it work ?

What separates the ProSnore oral appliance is that you are able to readjust the position of your lower jaw in the comfort of your own home. By brining the lower jaw further forward, you will open the back of your throat more thus reducing the symptoms of Sleep Apnea and Snoring. By adjusting the lower jaw further back, you are making it more comfortable to wear. By balancing effectiveness with comfort, you will reduce sleep apnea and snoring.

How to use it ?

• Disengage the ProSnore oral appliance fastening system by pealing the lower tray from the upper tray.

• Put the upper and lower tray in your mouth.

• Reposition the lower jaw to your liking.

• Bite down. Your ProSnore oral appliance is now readjusted to your liking.