Sleep-disordered breathing occurs when the upper airway becomes partially or completely obstructed during sleep, restricting airflow and disrupting oxygen levels.

If your airway collapses during sleep, a CPAP device delivers gentle air pressure to keep it open. Alternatively, Mandibular Advancement Devices (MADs) reposition the lower jaw and tongue to prevent airway obstruction naturally.

Untreated airway obstruction can lead to:

• Cardiovascular complications: Hypertension, stroke, arrhythmia

• Metabolic dysfunction: Type 2 diabetes, obesity

• Cognitive decline: Memory loss, anxiety, depression

• Hormonal imbalance: Reduced testosterone, thyroid issues

• General fatigue: Daytime sleepiness, bruxism, nighttime reflux

By restoring nasal airflow and sleep quality, you can expect:

• Elevated energy levels and mental clarity

• Improved cardiovascular health

• Enhanced mood and hormone stability

• A measurable increase in daytime focus and productivity

Most users adjust within approximately 2 weeks.

Any bite changes are typically temporary and usually resolve within minutes after removal.

Yes, it is proven to reduce or eliminate snoring for many users.

A sleep study is not required if you're using it specifically for snoring relief.

Once ordered, it typically takes 7–10 business days to manufacture and ship.