Why do we snore?

When we are awake our muscles and posture normally hold our airways open - there is no obstruction and breathing is unrestricted and quiet. When we are sleeping, our muscles relax and the airway can become obstructed. Breathing may become laboured and noisy.

What is the solution?

An anti-snoring device is worn in the mouth while sleeping and holds the sufferers jaw in a forward position. This moves the base of the tongue away from the back of the airway and soft palate, removing the obstruction and restoring quiet breathing. This device can take some time to get used to but most sufferers find that it is well worth it to stop snoring problems.