Sleep at 45° angle? Sleep apnea

[Zarati]

You don’t need a prescription. I feel that it’s comfortable. I was prescribed a cpap but it was so claustrophobic to use. I tried to use it several nights and just gave up. That’s when I learned about the oral appliance.

Where can we get some? Links

 

[marssel]

You don’t need a prescription. I feel that it’s comfortable. I was prescribed a cpap but it was so claustrophobic to use. I tried to use it several nights and just gave up. That’s when I learned about the oral appliance.

Where’d you get it. Yea the CPap takes about 1-2 weeks then you don’t want to sleep without it but it’s a hassle for naps and on planes. I figured a mouth piece would be harder to get used to but better than nothing in a nap. Also there are different CPAP attachments like I CANNOT use nasal pillows I could not at all, got the nose cover watches you tube on how to hack the clinical settings and lowered my pressure and that did the trick after awhile I bumped it up and I avg .08 events per hour which it still pushes air thru so you don’t stop breathing so really it’s no events. Maybe you could combine the two unless it opens ur mouth. Sliding your jaw forward sounds uncomfortable but if it works hey it works !!!

 

[mike036]

Where can we get some? Links

American Sleep Dentistry (5)

americansleepdentistry.com

I bought mine a couple of years ago. It was $750. It was $100 down and $50 a month

 

[mike036]

Where’d you get it. Yea the CPap takes about 1-2 weeks then you don’t want to sleep without it but it’s a hassle for naps and on planes. I figured a mouth piece would be harder to get used to but better than nothing in a nap. Also there are different CPAP attachments like I CANNOT use nasal pillows I could not at all, got the nose cover watches you tube on how to hack the clinical settings and lowered my pressure and that did the trick after awhile I bumped it up and I avg .08 events per hour which it still pushes air thru so you don’t stop breathing so really it’s no events. Maybe you could combine the two unless it opens ur mouth. Sliding your jaw forward sounds uncomfortable but if it works hey it works !!!

Americansleepdentistry.com
Your insurance might even cover it. My insurance covered my cpap but wouldn’t cover the oral appliance

 

[marssel]

Americansleepdentistry.com
Your insurance might even cover it. My insurance covered my cpap but wouldn’t cover the oral appliance

I have good dental VA health you put it on your dental?

 

[mike036]

I have good dental VA health you put it on your dental?

I have good dental VA health you put it on your dental?

I honestly don’t remember. It’s been a couple of years. Just reach out time them and they will tell you if they accept your insurance or not. Since you have good insurance chances are you can get yours at little to no cost

 

[marssel]

I honestly don’t remember. It’s been a couple of years. Just reach out time them and they will tell you if they accept your insurance or not. Since you have good insurance chances are you can get yours at little to no cost

Yea I hit your link I got a call and an email didn’t have time to talk but I’m gonna respond and see what’s up. Thanks.