During rest, due to the position of the sleeper and the force of gravity, the soft palate, uvula and tongue move backwards, narrowing the airways.
The nasopharyngeal soft tissues vibrate, producing the characteristic sound of snoring.
Muscle relaxation can lead to total blockage of the air passage. Repeated interruption of breathing during the night is called sleep apnea or saos.
During sleep, the snorbreaker system prevents the lower jaw from collapsing and moving back. It keeps the airways open with maximum comfort and safety.
serenight system
