The Zyppah is a hybrid anti-snoring mouthpiece that's designed to move the jaw forward and stabilize the tongue to increase airflow through your breathing passages. A customizable design makes the mouthpiece comfortable and secure, though it cannot be adjusted after the initial boil-and-bite molding.

Supports Tongue & Opens Airway - ZYPPAH uses a patent-pending elastic that holds and stabilizes the tongue. This prevents the tongue from falling back into the throat and opens the airway during sleep. The tongue, which is a muscle, relaxes during sleep.

As a result, the Zyppah Mouthpiece is an effective solution for many adults who experience moderate snoring. The Zyppah Mouthpiece is not recommended for those diagnosed with sleep apnea, TMJ, asthma, or gum disease.

ZYPPAH® is only the clinically proven as the anti-snoring consumer mouthpiece to complete FDA approved Clinical Study with a resulting 91% success rate.

Nebulizers and inhalers are usually very effective at treating breathing problems. Inhalers are just as effective as nebulizers if the inhaler is used correctly.

CPAP machines generate pressurized air that is carried by a tube to a mask on a person's face. The steady flow of air holds the airway open during sleep to prevent breathing disruptions. A CPAP machine may improve breathing right away, and this often includes a major decrease in snoring.

Mandibular advancement devices (MADs) are another type of anti-snoring mouthpiece that attempts to prevent snoring by pushing the jaw forward. This can result in jaw and tooth pain and even teeth shifting! Because Zyppah does not target the jaw, there is no pain or risk of unpleasant work down the road.

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Exercising the tongue and throat muscles to strengthen them is highly beneficial for sleep apnea patients. The study was conducted on subjects with moderate OSA where they undertook a consistent and regimented set of exercises in a controlled study group over three months.

Generally, sleep apnea mouth guards are considered safe, but they can have side effects. It is important to work closely with your health care provider when selecting and using a sleep apnea mouth guard.

The combination of tongue stabilization and lower jaw re-positioning makes ZYPPAH a truly innovative solution to stop your snoring. This snoring solution is comfortable, safe and effective.

Jonathan Greenburg Jonathan Greenburg, Founder, and CEO, and inventor of the ZYPPAH devices, which are the only ones that use a patented stabilizing band for the tongue, which is the root cause for snoring. Other solutions for snoring do not specifically address the tongue, and therefore may not work as well or at all.

A range of breathing treatments can help a person breathe more easily when they have a medical emergency, an infection, or a chronic health condition. Breathing treatments use medication to fight infections, remove mucus, dilate parts of the respiratory system, and improve breathing.

Using a mouthpiece or face mask with the nebulizer, inhale the prescribed dose of medication into your lungs as directed by your doctor, usually 3 or 4 times daily as needed. Each treatment usually takes about 5 to 15 minutes. Use this medication only through a nebulizer.

Anti-snoring mouthguards are generally safe to use, with a few considerations to keep in mind. MADs may cause or exacerbate existing cases of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder, as they physically push the jaw forward. Additionally, any type of mouthguard or mouthpiece may irritate the teeth and gums.

Like anything else you try for the first time, wearing a CPAP mask can feel weird. But if you don't get accustomed to wearing it, you'll have trouble sleeping with it. Instead of putting it on right before you try to sleep, start by wearing it as much as you can before bedtime.