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If you tuned in to our last episode, I talked about the 7 reasons why oral appliances may be a good option for those of you with obstructive sleep apnea, and in today’s episode, we’re going to talk about the 8 reason why you may not want to consider oral appliances for sleep apnea.
It’s challenging to find a qualified dentist for every patient
It can change your bite
It’s much more expensive than CPAP
It can be lost or damaged
If you have severe sleep apnea
If you're severely overweight
If your nose is stuffy
Sometimes, the tongue may not move forward with jaw movement.
Plus two more bonus reasons.
Links and references mentioned:
American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine
American Academy of Sleep Medicine
Interview with Dr. David Lawler iTunes link #55.
Unstuffy Your Stuffy Nose e-book
Sleep, Interrupted
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148148 ratings
If you tuned in to our last episode, I talked about the 7 reasons why oral appliances may be a good option for those of you with obstructive sleep apnea, and in today’s episode, we’re going to talk about the 8 reason why you may not want to consider oral appliances for sleep apnea.
It’s challenging to find a qualified dentist for every patient
It can change your bite
It’s much more expensive than CPAP
It can be lost or damaged
If you have severe sleep apnea
If you're severely overweight
If your nose is stuffy
Sometimes, the tongue may not move forward with jaw movement.
Plus two more bonus reasons.
Links and references mentioned:
American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine
American Academy of Sleep Medicine
Interview with Dr. David Lawler iTunes link #55.
Unstuffy Your Stuffy Nose e-book
Sleep, Interrupted
1,616 Listeners