HOW DOES SNOREMENDER STOP SNORING?

Why Do People Snore?

The majority of noisy snoring is caused by a restricted airflow at the back of the throat. This happens when the soft tissues at the back of the throat close up so air has to be forced through.

This closing up happens when asleep
because the jaw muscles at the back of the
throat go slack, so the lower jaw and tongue,
fall back, constricting the airway.

This effect is made worse by laying on
your back, causing the lower jaw to fall
back more. Snoring is also worse when
overweight, or have enjoyed a drink or two.

What does SnoreMender do?

SnoreMender directly addresses the cause of snoring. It is worn at night, like a small soft flexible gumshield, and holds the lower jaw slightly forwards, to open up the airway and stop snoring.

SnoreMender allows normal breathing and the mouth to open and close naturally, while at the same time preventing the jaw from falling back and constricting the back of the throat once asleep.

Simply put the SnoreMender in the mouth
before going to sleep, to keep the airway
unblocked, eliminating the snoring.

The moulded upper and lower trays fit over
the teeth and the hinged SnoreMender
allows full movement while preventing the
lower jaw from falling back while asleep,
even if laying on your back.

Apart from a few days of adjustment when first used, SnoreMender is probably the most comfortable practical solution you will ever find.

From the first time used, you and your partner will get the huge benefits of a good nights sleep together. Even the snorer gets a better sleep, as the snoring can often disturb their own sleep!

Comfort is probably the biggest concern that a new user has and the idea of having something in your mouth for a whole night is disconcerting. How do we allay this concern? Through personal references and the fact that Sleep Well Enjoy Life Ltd’s principal was a SnoreMender user long before bringing SnoreMender to the UK.

What is Sleep Apnea?

Sleep apnea can have many causes but by far the most common is Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA). A rare cause of sleep apnea is called Central Sleep Apnoea (CSA).

Obstructive Sleep Apnea is a physical condition, where the airflow stops during sleep - temporary halted breathing. This is usually because airway is temporarily blocked by the tongue and soft tissues in the throat, causing the sleeper to briefly stop breathing. Sometimes this will wake the sleeper, but often the sleeper will not know this is happening, they will only know that they never get a good nights sleep, and they are very tired during the day.

OSA affects about 4% of men and 2% of women. CSA is a neurological condition and affects under 0.5% of people, and is often associated with heart failure and strokes.

If you have with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea, then you will usually be recommended to use a mandibular advancement device, such as SnoreMender, for your condition. If it is severe obstructive sleep apnea then you will usually be recommended either a mandibular advancement device, or a CPAP machine (breathing pressurised air from a face mask and pump).

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