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A closer look

More room to breathe.

Many sleep appliances work by holding the lower jaw farther forward during sleep. That position can help keep the airway from becoming blocked.

Example of a custom ProSomnus oral appliance

Example device shown. Your appliance is selected after an individual evaluation.

Supporting the airway

Jaw position influences the space behind the tongue. A mandibular advancement appliance changes that position while you wear it. It does not use the pressurized airflow of a CPAP machine.

The fit is individual

Teeth, jaw comfort and treatment response matter when choosing and adjusting an appliance. Ask your dentist how progress will be reviewed and how to report discomfort.

Check results, not just noise

Quieter snoring can be encouraging, but it does not by itself confirm that sleep apnea is adequately treated. Your care team can determine whether follow-up testing is needed.

A conversation is a good place to start

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toward better sleep.

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