How it works

The Airwayease MAS

The Airwayease MAS is designed for the one major purpose of optimising your airway.

It does this by positioning the lower jaw in a way that is both individual to you and adjustable when the need for this adjustment will come along.
Your dentist, ENT, chiropractor, sleep physician, or GP will all tell you when you need one of these devices.

These professionals can work together to develop the appropriate response to your airway needs, and sometimes that will mean that you will not be getting an Airwayease MAS, because it would not help you, so in you it will not work.

Now you are probably thinking, “did I just read that they will not give me one and it will not work for me?”

YES YOU DID

The point we are trying to make here is simply this, these devices do not work for everyone, and so we do not want people to waste money through online purchases, or running off to a dentist and getting one. This would be good for us but only for the short term and we are here for the long term.

When a device this good comes onto the market, it becomes the responsibility of the market to use it with respect and consideration for the problem it is trying to help, and with respect to the public at large and to the professionals that are trying to help. If this is achieved, the market benefits as a result of ethical practices.

In short the Airwayease MAS is only going to work if the sufferer has had the correct diagnosis, and this diagnosis must include a check-up with an ENT, a sleep doctor and then, if appropriate, a dentist.
The dentist needs to be able to take upper and lower impressions of your teeth and gums, as well as a bite record.

The device works by positioning the tongue away from the soft palate when the patient is at rest thus the airway is open and the right amount of air is able to be drawn into the lungs.

This device is also positioned to target patients who wear CPAP, but who grind their teeth and need help to keep them from injuring themselves.