What Happens When You Snore
When you're asleep, your throat muscles relax, shrinking your airway. So the velocity of the air you need increases, which vibrates soft tissues such as the soft palate and uvula, making for noisy breathing patterns (AKA snoring). As a snorer, you need a device that keeps the airway more open than it is at present.
Sleep Better Than Ever
The Silent Nite is a dentist-prescribed oral appliance that forms a perfect impression of your teeth and gums, so that a lab can fabricate a custom solution for you.
How It Works
The way this works is that the Silent Nite moves the lower jaw into a forward position, allowing more space in the airway tube to reduce air velocity and soft tissue vibration. The fit is ideal for both function and comfort, as flexible, transparent upper and lower splints are laminated with heat and pressure to create a perfect mold of your teeth and gums. With special slide-link connectors attached to the splints, small movements of the jaw are permitted while allowing for uninhibited breathing.
