Someone in your house snores like a freight train, and you’ve heard two fixes: a machine with a mask, or a piece of plastic in your mouth. Which one is right depends on one question. Is it snoring only, or is it sleep apnea? Let’s sort that out, because the answer changes everything that follows….
As most chronic snorers understand, there are countless products available to help reduce or eliminate chronic snoring. With everything from disposable nasal strips to anti-snoring pillows to expensive home appliances (such as a CPAP), it’s hard to know where to begin. Stop snoring mouthpieces are one of the more popular choices, but how do you…
Considering the fact that the present-day anti-snoring mouthpiece marketplace is inundated with a wide variety of choices, it can get difficult for a layman to make the right selection. Often people end up buying either the cheapest or the most expensive anti-snoring mouthguards. However, when looked at from the perspective of results delivered, many such…
Snorers who’re new to anti-snoring mouthpieces sometimes face challenges while using the device, often making them doubt the efficacy of such oral appliances. One such challenge regularly faced by anti-snoring mouthpiece users is falling out of the device during sleep, from their mouths.
According to sleep experts at Capital Otolaryngology in Texas, over 45% of adults experience snoring at least occasionally. Snoring can cause major problems among couples whose noisy nights keep their bed partner awake. Among the population of snorers, nearly 75% of those that snore have a condition known as obstructive sleep apnea. The condition causes…