Contact Details: Website: http://snoringmouthpiecereview.org/ Google Site: https://sites.google.com/site/snoringmouthpiecehub/ Google Drive: https://goo.gl/0ubsne https://twitter.com/snoringmouth https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwX3enyDWGGmdAMz_TgzZBQ/about https://plus.google.com/105177443691844312926 Reviews Of Anti Snoring Mouthpieces And Devices That You Can Use! The wide variety of mouthpieces currently available on the market is huge; there are almost too many out there to try for yourself! This site, and the comparison chart you see below aims to make your search as simple as possible. mandibular advancing mouthpiece. This chart is simply a summary of benefits and disadvantages to help you to laser-focus your research. Click on any product link or image at left, and you’ll go to the real meat of this site: our comprehensive reviews. Comparing TSD Vs. MAD Mouthpieces Both TSD and MAD mouthpieces are devices that are designed to keep you from snoring at night. These two categories of mouthpiece work in two entirely different ways. This article will discuss how both types of mouthpieces work and the benefits and drawbacks of each. While both types of are functional, and are made to help lessen the impact of your snoring, their design and comfort level means that each type has its enthusiasts. 1. The TSD (Tongue Stabilizing Device) Mouthpiece tsd-demonstration TSD anti-snoring mouthpieces are an interesting category. There are very few individual mouthpieces in this category, and yet it is the most popular category (at least based on feedback to our site). The TSD mouthpiece works by pulling and holding your tongue forward and away from the rear of your throat. The tongue resting towards the back of the throat is a key cause of blockage (as seen in the left panel of the image at right). This blockage is what results in snoring.
With a TSD device, your tongue is inserted into the bulb at the front of the mouthpiece, which will hold your tongue comfortably in place. TSD mouthpieces do not put any pressure on your teeth or jaw while it is in use. As a result of this, many folks find the TSD mouthpieces to be more comfortable than most of the MAD mouthpieces. You should not use a TSD mouthpiece if you:
2. MAD (Mandibular Advancement Device) Mouthpiece The great majority of anti-snoring mouthpieces that are manufactured today are MAD mouthpieces. This is not necessarily because these mouthpieces are the best; in fact, it remains puzzling why there are so few TSD manufacturers, while there are so many MAD designer/manufacturers. This is likely due to patents on the TSD style of mouthpiece, a conversation that is far beyond the scope of this website. The basic MAD mouthpiece design has been around for well over 30 years. These devices work to stop snoring by holding your lower jaw either in place, or in a forward position, depending on the mouthpiece. The key idea behind this design is that if your lower jaw is not allowed to slide backwards (by far the most common cause of throat blockage), air will flow more freely through your throat and epiglottis when you sleep. Minimizing throat blockage and maximizing air flow is the key to eliminating snoring for most people. The MAD design simply tackles the throat blockage issue from a different angle. You should not use a MAD mouthpiece if you:
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