The SleepPro Contour Anti-Snoring Mouthpiece
SleepPro Contour is an adjustable self-fit anti-snoring mouthpiece. Its interchangeable straps allow you to progressively adjust the lower-jaw position, helping you find a suitable balance between comfort and snoring reduction.
Using boil-and-bite technology, the SleepPro Contour lets you adjust and experiment with the amount of advancement using interchangeable straps — finding the setting that best reduces your snoring, while keeping a comfortable, close fit without moving up to the fully customised Custom.
The interchangeable straps on the SleepPro Contour Stop Snoring Mouthpiece allow incremental precise advancement of the lower jaw, restoring the tension in the upper airway and preventing the soft pallet from collapsing and obstructing the upper airway. This prevents snoring. If you find your selected tension straps do not stop you, select the next pair down, or if the first setting is too far forward, try the next pair of longer straps.The interchangeable straps allow precise, incremental adjustment of the lower-jaw position. Start with the longest straps for the gentlest advancement. If required, try the next shorter pair progressively while selecting a setting that remains comfortable.
If you have purchased a SleepPro product within the previous 6 months then you qualify for 10% off your purchase of your SleepPro Contour Stop Snoring Mouthpiece today.
Just email us for your discount code.
We ship SleepPro products from our UK facility. Delivery options and costs are shown at checkout.
For orders delivered outside the UK, your local customs authority or delivery company may charge import VAT, customs duty or handling fees before delivery. These charges are set by your country and are the customer’s responsibility.
EU customers: SleepPro products are also available through our European distributor at SleepPro.eu. If you are based in the EU, ordering from our EU distributor may be a simpler option, especially if you prefer local EU service and delivery.
Mandibular advancement devices work by gently holding the lower jaw forward during sleep. This design may help reduce snoring for suitable users, but long-term use should be monitored as part of your normal dental care.
Over time, any mandibular advancement device may affect how your teeth meet when you bite. In some users, this can include small changes in tooth position, bite contact, or jaw comfort.
Regular dental check-ups help ensure that:
Your teeth and gums remain healthy
Any bite changes are noticed early
The device continues to fit comfortably
Pressure points, looseness, or wear can be dealt with promptly
If you have gum disease, loose teeth, untreated decay, crowns, bridges, implants, jaw joint problems, or ongoing dental pain, please speak to your dentist before using a mandibular advancement device.
After wearing the device overnight, your jaw may temporarily feel slightly forward or your bite may feel different. Simple morning jaw movements can help your jaw return to its usual resting position.
After removing the device, gently:
Open and close your mouth several times
Move your jaw from side to side
Bite together lightly to re-establish your normal bite
Follow any specific exercises or advice given by your dentist
Some users may also be advised by their dentist to use a morning repositioning splint.
A mandibular advancement device is not intended to replace professional dental or medical advice. For long-term use, we recommend routine dental check-ups so your dentist can monitor your teeth, gums, bite, and jaw comfort.
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