A mandibular advancement device
These appliances hold the lower jaw slightly forward during sleep to help keep the airway open. They aren't right for everyone, and how well they work varies from person to person, but many people find them more comfortable and easier to live with than CPAP.
We make these appliances only with a prescription from a sleep physician. If you're interested, ask your sleep doctor whether one could work for you.
If you already have a mandibular advancement device, learn how to take care of it and how to adjust it.
