Sleep can fragment
Repeated sound and brief arousals can make a full night feel less restorative.
Meet AirCurve
A more considered anti-snoring mouthpiece for women.
A slim, adjustable mouthpiece created around the comfort concerns women often raise—without turning bedtime into a medical ritual.
01 · Slim profile
Fine adjustment settings for a gradual, comfort-first fit.
Quieter nights
Gentler fit
Designed for women
At-home fitting
Open airflow
It is not just noise
When the night is interrupted, the morning feels it.
Simple snoring often starts when relaxed tissue meets a narrowed upper airway. The vibration can disturb your sleep, your partner, or both. Persistent loud snoring can also be a reason to speak with a clinician about sleep apnea.
Mornings can feel dry
Mouth breathing may leave the throat dry and the start of the day less comfortable.
Partners lose sleep too
The ripple effect can reach energy, patience, closeness, and separate bedrooms.
Before, fitted, open
Watch the airway open, step by step.
Without AirCurve, the relaxed lower jaw and tongue base can settle backward and narrow the airway. AirCurve keeps the upper jaw stable while gently holding the lower jaw and tongue base forward, allowing air to move through more freely.
1 · Narrowed airway
2 · AirCurve fitted
3 · Lower jaw held forward
A smaller intervention
Designed to make more room for breath.
AirCurve uses gentle mandibular advancement. It holds the lower jaw slightly forward while you sleep, which may increase airway space and reduce the soft-tissue vibration behind simple snoring.
- Low-profile trays shaped to feel less bulky
- Small-step adjustment for a gradual comfort-first fit
- Open front channel for easier airflow
Your first night
Warm. Fit. Rest.
A simple fitting routine, with room to adjust gradually over the first week.
Warm the trays
Soften AirCurve in warm water using the included fitting guide.
Create your fit
Bite gently, let the material shape, then cool it to hold the impression.
Start low and slow
Begin at the least advanced setting and move gradually only if needed.
Designed around real bedtime concerns
Less bulk. More control.
Every detail is intended to make gradual fitting, nighttime breathing, and morning care feel more considered.
Open breathing channel
Front airflow remains available if your nose feels stuffy during the night.
Fine adjustment
Advance the lower tray in small increments instead of jumping to one aggressive setting.
Slim side profile
A less bulky silhouette designed to feel more natural as you settle into sleep.
At-home fitting
Warm-water shaping helps the trays conform to your teeth using the included guide.
Easy-care set
Each set includes a travel case and cleaning brush for a simpler daily routine.
Comfort-first start
Begin at the lowest advancement and give your jaw time to adapt gradually.
Made for the nights women actually describe
Sleep affects more than the hours in bed.
Energy, patience, closeness, and confidence can all feel different after a quieter night. These are editorial scenarios—not customer testimonials.
“More room for breath. More room for the morning.”Editorial sleep scenario
“A calmer approach to bedtime.”Editorial sleep scenario
“Because one person’s snoring can shape two people’s night.”Editorial sleep scenario
A more considered comparison
Designed for gradual adjustment—not a one-setting claim.
AirCurve combines warm-water fitting with lower-jaw advancement and a slim, open-airflow profile.
Feature
AirCurve
Basic mouthguard
Designed to hold the lower jaw forward
Yes
Usually no
Fine advancement settings
Gradual adjustment
Fixed or limited
Front airflow channel
Open channel
Varies
At-home warm-water fitting
Included
Varies
Case and cleaning brush
Included
Often separate
The details before bedtime
Questions, answered clearly.
How does AirCurve work?
AirCurve is a mandibular advancement device. It fits the upper and lower teeth while holding the lower jaw slightly forward, which may create more room behind the tongue and reduce the vibration associated with simple snoring.
Does it move the upper jaw?
No. The upper tray provides a stable reference while the lower tray holds the lower jaw and tongue base forward. The fitting and adjustment should always follow the included guide.
How long does fitting take?
AirCurve uses an at-home warm-water fitting routine. Most people need a few nights to adapt, and the lower-jaw setting should be advanced gradually.
Can AirCurve treat sleep apnea?
No. AirCurve is presented for simple snoring and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure sleep apnea. Speak with a clinician if you experience breathing pauses, gasping, choking, or severe daytime sleepiness.
Who should ask a clinician before use?
Speak with a dental or medical professional if you have jaw or TMJ pain, loose teeth, advanced gum disease, recent dental work, dentures, implants, or suspected sleep apnea.
