The SRNG was designed by a specialist in dentistry to protect teeth and jaw joints from the neuromuscular disorder commonly referred to as clenching and grinding (C & G) teeth. Many individuals suffering from this destructive disorder, also suffer from snoring and sleep apnea. See similar questions...

Many people who suffer from bruxism also suffer from snoring and sleep apnea. Although there are special appliances that can be made through your health care professional that are specifically designed to open the bite and pull the jaw forward, we have had a number of customers who have appreciated the reduction in snoring and sleep apnea when wearing our SleepRight Night Guard. See similar questions...

There are many degrees of popping and clicking in the jaw joints. A popping sound or slight vibration felt in the lower jaw, which occurs almost immediately when slowly opening the jaw is considered the one with the best chance for healing and eliminating. The SleepRight Night Guard (SRNG) was designed by a specialist in dentistry to protect teeth and jaw joints from the neuromuscular disorder commonly referred to as clenching and grinding (C & G) teeth. See similar questions...

A disorder in which the tongue or throat muscles relax and block the opening of the airway while you sleep. This might cause a patient to wake up and interrupt a sound night's sleep. Many people who experience sleep apnea don't even know it. See similar questions...

The SleepRight Adjustable Night Guard was designed by a specialist in dentistry and has been used by thousands of doctors worldwide. The SleepRight Night Guard's state-of-the-art technology is designed specifically to protect teeth from clenching and grinding. Studies have reported that chronic jaw clenching and grinding have been associated with head, neck, and back tension. See similar questions...

You can clean the SleepRight night guard with a toothbrush and toothpaste or with mouthwash. The SleepRight comes in a convenient storage case. See similar questions...

oral appliance is a small plastic device that fits over the upper and lower teeth, similar to an orthodontic retainer or mouth guard. The appliance is worn in the mouth during sleep to prevent the soft tissues of the throat from collapsing and obstructing the airway. Oral appliances work by slightly advancing the lower jaw which in turn moves the base of the tongue forward and opens the airway to allow improved breathing and reduced snoring and apneas during sleep. See similar questions...

The response to your question is yes, however, you must adhere to the recommendations printed on the package and with the instructions …”not recommended to be worn for more than 12 hours continuously in any 24 hour period”. You cannot eat while wearing the SleepRight Night Guard (SRNG) so it is unlikely you would be able to wear it all day long. See similar questions...

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The SleepRight night guard and Low Profile SleepRight have bitepads that float between the back teeth. These bitepads are made of a hard plastic and over molded with a durable space age material called Kraton. See similar questions...

Some snoring is indeed more than just that and represents sleep apnea. There is a big difference in terms of the stress on the heart and the lungs and the decreased oxygen to the brain if you indeed suffer from sleep apnea. There is a very easy sleep study that can be done to help answer that question. About 10% of people that are finally diagnosed with sleep apnea are diagnosed after they have fallen asleep at the wheel of their car and crashed into a utility pole. See similar questions...

The SleepRight Night Guard (SRNG) provides a cushion of space between your teeth that will protect them from the destructive forces generated by overactive chewing muscles. This aggressive muscle activity, called clenching and grinding, which in medical terms is called a neuromuscular disorder, can cause excessive tooth wear, chipping, fractures, loosening of the teeth or even TMJ problems. Spacing your teeth apart also decompresses the jaw joints (TMJ). See similar questions...

The SleepRight Night Guard (SRNG) uses natural tissue retention between your lips, cheeks and tongue to be held in place. There are no clasps that attach or fasten to the teeth to hold the appliance in place. The heat sensitive memory strap is soft, smooth and flexible. The front section of the strap lies comfortably between your lower lip and gum. Softening this section in warm water will enhance its adaptation to your personal anatomy. Please remember, this is not a custom made device. See similar questions...

These are very good questions. First, if you have eliminated the symptoms of your nocturnal clenching and grinding (C&G) that were there before you started using our SleepRight Night Guard, (SRNG) then you have been successful in learning the cycle of competence, i.e., converting a bad habit into a good one through behavior modification. It means you can stop using the SRNG because you have started using your brainpower to control or eliminate this unwanted neuromuscular disorder. See similar questions...