How Does A Dental Sleep Apnea Device Work?
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- Опубліковано 10 лис 2014
- Watch Dr. Burhenne demonstrate with his own dental sleep apnea device how they work. Other names for a dental sleep apnea device are the Herbst, SUAD, and OAT.
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Darn right. I got lucky, over 10 years ago I heard of a dentist nearby who designed his own while in college. He told me these are new and not really on the market yet. My reply was any Dr who prescribes a CPAP should be arrested for cruilty to patients. He made me one I paid for, no medicare assistance in those days. Loved it, now on my 2nd one (new teeth, missing teeth, old guy stuff). Anyway I love mine, highly recommend one to anyone who wears a Darth Vader mask. Keep up the good work Doc!
Interesting what you say, I have had gum disease, wonder if sleep apnia can cause this?
@@ozzyboy290 not sure about that but dry mouth can cause all kinds of dental issues.
Carbs are what causes tooth decay and gum disease. Plain and simple. High blood glucose is a major factor. The world is prediabetic
Is it a normal mouth guard or is there something unique about sleep apnea ones?
Why was he against CPAP? Was it due to the hassle or the risks?
This was great. The fact that he shared he has one also was really neat! 💖🦷
Very nice explanation
I have had SEVERE sleep apnea all my life. Got the UPP surgery in 1991 which worked for a couple years but it was BRUTAL and left me with no uvula which makes me choke on my own sylva several times a day. I got a CPAP machine in 2001 which works great. I may try one of these just to give my machine a break and use during power outages.
Amazing devices for Apnea.
Great vid, doc, thank you!
Crazy informative. Thank you
i got something just for grinding my teeth but it wasn't anything like that, just a silicone plastic. I paid 18,000.00 for my teeth and still had 10,00.00 more done in cosmetic work, this was cash. My double insurance only covered half of my Invisiline which was 5,000.00. I had been saving for 10 years to have nice teeth. I'm definitely going to go back and ask for a Herbst!
What currency is that?
This device, the oral insert, does work very well for me. Like most people who try it, I could not tolerate the CPAP. It went into the local trash dump (don't worry I did not pay for it, my insurance company did). I then did pay my dentist to make me a mouthpiece (my insurance would not pay for it even though it worked). It causes the lower jaw to push forward slightly and opens up my throat. There is some minor jaw discomfort but it goes away quickly. The CPAP is probably the best solution to apnea but 70% cannot tolerate it. Give the mouthpiece a try.
Thats great news. Does your device permanently start to extend your jaw and open your airway?
@@marioa6853 No, just extends the lower jaw while you are using it.
Is it a normal mouthguard or is there something unique about it?
Not a normal mouthpiece which just protects the teeth. My mouthpiece is made in such a way that the bottom portion of the mouthpiece is not lined up with the top of the mouthpiece, it is slightly forward and held in place with small elastic bands. This moves the lower jaw slightly forward opening up the throat. Cost me roughly $500 from my dentist. I also had to be fitted for it by my dentist.@@YourFinancialDaddy
Thanks for sharing I just got my appliance today from a dentist that only specializes in sleep apena. I was scared to go to sleep with it so I decided to look for some YT videos and I just came across yours. Knowing that a dentist can have sleep apnea and seeing you remove and put in your device so easily makes me feel more comfortable. I was diagnosed with mild sleep apnea a few months after falling and being diagnosed with a mild traumatic brain injury. Hopefully this will help because I became anxious about sleeping after I found out about my sleep apena.
I truly want to thank you for sharing!
I got my device 5 weeks ago. Wore it during the day to get used to it. I had a cold, too, which made it difficult at the start. Doing better now, but still getting used to it. I wish I'd known this years ago. CPAP machines suck.
Hi how is this working for you? I have mild sleep apnea and cant use the cpap machine anymore
@@jamiemccleary Sorry, I didn’t respond sooner the message just popped up into my notifications to.
So after the two month mark you have to get redo a home sleep study to see if it is working. If it isn’t they will give the next set of “trays” to push the jaw more forward so I will get retested this month (I will share another update then).
With that said, so far I am happy with my decision. I wear my appliances every night. I often will forego a nap because I don’t want to brush my teeth again before putting them in. I would say the first six weeks was very painful because I changed my trays every two weeks and it reminded me of going to the orthodontist every night to get my braces retightened. I also didn’t know that you always put the top tray in first and then the bottom tray and you take the bottom out first followed by the top tray. I did it the opposite a few times the first few weeks and it was very painful. Honestly, your jaw, teeth, and mouth is resilient and the pain will eventually stop as long and you consistently wear them.
The next two biggest things after the pain was getting use to having something (similar to a mouth guard (top and bottom) in my mouth all night. The first several weeks I had anxiety and I felt similar to claustrophobia so a lot of deep breath, positive self-talk, and meditation helped me through the process. The other thing was the thing that you put in your mouth each morning to reset your jaw. They said it should take 10 mins to reset. Now that I am deep into my third set of trays it can take 10-30 mins. But the first 4-6 wks it honestly took 45-60 minutes each morning to reset. I quickly added this to my morning prep time because if it isn’t done the jaw will move out of alignment and it will occasionally slip. TMJ can develop if the jaw isn’t reset. I hope the above helps since I didn’t really know about these things because my dentist and online made them seem effort and and non-problematic. It is quite possible that others never had some of the challenges that I had.
I would absolutely recommend this over the CPAP machine. Because the shortages, recalls, and the lawsuits connected to cancer I wanted a safe alternative. Everyday I soak mine in a 3 min denture tablets, I rinse them off and let them air dry. I would rather not sleep with plastic in my mouth for the rest of my life so I am still addressing my post concussion syndrome and I am working to loose weight so that I can hopefully no longer have mild sleep apnea. It is also important to mention the appliance have to be replaced every 5 years.
There is now some type of surgical implant into the chest and if I wasn’t eligible for the dental appliances (which anything above mild and obstructed sleep apnea isn’t eligible) I probably would have looked into that a little bit more.
Lastly, I am very happy with my decision that I actually shared my story with someone and asked for my dentist contact. If anyone goes down this route donate purchase the ones from the store or online, go to the dentist in your area that is licensed and board certified to for the appliance. My regular dentist offer it but she is licensed and board certified specifically for sleep apnea so I went to one of the two dentist my area that specializes in sleep apnea. I am glad I went down this route because my medial insurance agreed to create a contract with the dentist and I only had to pay $750 instead of $7800! I would tell everyone to take sleep apnea seriously because it can cause other medical issues, shorten your life expectancy, or be fatal if gone untreated!
@@fegrace_1is it a sleep apnea device or invisalign
Thanks
Where can I buy this?
Where we could get that? Thank you.
Nice 👍
I just got fitted for a night guard and I have been sleeping really good. I would wake up during the night but since wearing the guard I sleep so much better. Now I know why.
My nightguard just prevented me from grinding my teeth. My sleep apnea device does both.
Interesting. I do grind my teeth and also my doc wants me to have a sleep evaluation, which I set up. Then I wondered, can I use a mouth guard AND a cpap if that’s what is recommended? Wondering how many devices can fit on your head. Lol. But my issue is I would need this device for my lower teeth, not upper. I had a dental implant removed so my upper teeth are going to be changing. Is there one for lower teeth?? Thanks.
I used a CPAP machine for 3 months, had to stop using it,as I woke up one night with my heart racing, very scary,I turned to using a mouth piece, unfortunately I had to stop using that as well because it caused me to produce saliva all the time, I couldn't sleep because of the need to swallow, I have resorted to sleeping in an upright position which is sufficient.
I have hypopnea and dont use my cap because facial nerve pain and bad sinus membrane. My doctor didn't care when I complain. I have also TMJ syndrome..
My device became loose, the soft part from the frame. It is a Therasnore device. Do you think I could use denture glue to fix it or would it be a problem? I bought another one and have not been able to fit it well... really not looking forward to another fitting session to end up in pain and blisters from the hot material 😓😓😓🙏🙏🙏
Yes
Please where can I get one in Ghana
awesome!!!
Hi doctor , I am from India .How can I get this device .I believe they are custom made to individuals.
What if you had underbite surgery? Would this make you have an underbite again?
where can i buy it?
Can you get one if you wear dentures? Thank you
Can this devise be worn over retainers?
Can you get a store-bought one like Z quiet?
What?? How does it open airway?
How does it push lower Jaw forward?
Where to buy
Is the DDSO good?
How do I get one.
How and where I can buy this
What is the device he uses? I mouth tape but still snore through my nose.
Hello Dr this is great. Can i use this with a cochlear implant? I have episodes of sleep apnea at night and a lot of bruxism and grinding of my teeth so this should help.
I’m not a proponent of this device, but there is not contra indication in putting anything in your mouth and having a cochlear implant
Is this device help for decrease sound of snoring????????
Show us the device
Will this appliance grow the jaw and lower face?
I used a CPAP for 7 years and then my doctor told me about the OSA mouthpiece. I found a dentist who fitted people for these and had one made. It has not gone well. The process is changing a bar on the mouthpiece weekly which gradually moves the lower jaw out. There are 8 bars....I couldn't get past #2. My jaw was killing me the next morning....even after putting in the "realignment" mouthpiece each morning. I didn't wear the mouthpiece for 3 weeks and my jaw is still hurting on one side. I can barely eat. This is not for me.
What Dentist on line can make me one. I wnent to a nearby dentist and said they dont make sleep apnea device. Help!!
I am using visa liners at this time in hopes it will help bring my front teeth forward due to sleep apnea. I assume I will do a dry run to adjust the mandibular jaw forward before doing the mold for a setting. They must be two pieces that snap together (right?) .Why do so many sellers at Amazon ask if you want to set up a subscription to get a new ones every few months? Do they ware out in the matter of months? Any suggestions of a brand that makes them by size, have the adjustment and are thin?
I had a dentist make one for me, the VA paid for it cuz I had moderate sleep apnea and I already wore a night guard for grinding, I've had it since Dec. or 4 months, its adjustable and I have it adjusted to push my lower jaw out just a little and its enough to eliminate my sleep apnea. In the morning I put in another unit similar to a night guard that pulls the jaw back to its usual position, for just a half hour or so. These things are sturdy so I expect it to last years. The two pieces are shaped to work against one another to passively push the lower jaw out when your bite down. I have mine adjusted so that it just barely pushes my jaw out and its eliminated my sleep apnea.
Does it stop snoring??
Simple short and precise explanation. How much does a sleep apnea device cost?
According to my sleep apnea doctor like $2000 Canadian
Hi Doctor! Thanks for your video. I was recently diagnosed with severe apnea and have been wearing a CPap but I really dislike it and am struggling with it. 2 questions: can it help severe apnea cases and how much ballpark does a device like this cost? Thank you sir!
From what I've read, it won't be fully effective if your apnea is already severe - would probably just shift it to moderate, which is still bad.
@@john_smith_john thanks for your response. Yes I met with my dentist and he told me the exact same thing. Also said insurance wouldn’t touch a penny of the cost since mine is severe.
@@rtbrain hi my apnias are severe as well , im into fitness and trying to loose weight ,at least trying to go from severe to mild ,its difficult as we all know ,but as time goes on you will adapt to your machine ,as they say in the classics ,you have to embrace it and know its helping your health ,sadly severe sleep apnia is fairly serious, and we are facing many risks ....
Hi Dr. Burhenn can this be used for the person having severe sleep apnea?
No answer?
The mandibular device is generally for OSA patients diagnosed as mild.
Absolutely NOT
Yes. There are studies supporting its use even in severe osa cases. Look them up.
Can you use this device if you have a top partial plate? cheers hopeful.
i have an upper & lower removable partial /would I leave them in at night with your device?
I have an Herbst Device, it definitely works my rem sleep is higher and I feel more refreshed. However, I have Nickel allergy and I need a device that does not contain Metal. Can someone recommend me one without metals?
Hi what is your device?
I am searching for something to prevent my sleep apnea
@@Cw-wi6uj ema device but I am going for lingual tonsils surgery removal this week. Should fix it.
Hi, Doctor. Would this work for someone with TMJ?
It works well for me and I have TMJ
@@feetcharts187 Has it changed your bite?
Hopefully we all have TMJ. Helps open the jaw. Bahaha
🤣😂sounds like dentures everytime I wear mind it feels like dentures but I do sleep good though. For the first time I felt energized today I actually walked 🚶♀️ 9857 steps today.🙂 now exhausted 🙃thank you for the video
Where do I buy this from and what is the exact name of this model
Wow I feel encouraged!
what about while using a cpap nasal mask and trying to avoid mouth leak? it seems too bulky to easily tape a mouth shut while wearing it
That's my main problem- mouth leaks with a nasal mask. I wish I could use a nasal mask instead of the usual face mask. I even tried a chin strap.
@@sidewinder8330 currently i use a cheap double mouth guard, bottom and top teeth together, i'm considering getting a better one cuz it would help with mouth leak even better. but this pushes my lips open more which makes my 3M 1 inch nexcare sensitive skin tape not apply perfectly. but this still works well until some point in the night when i think drool, and humidity+rainout loosens the tape and it starts opening. i'm gonna try using 2 pieces of tape and then try the 2 inch 3M micropore tape. also my humidity is 8 and heated tubing is maxed out, also have a resmed tube cover, yet still getting rainout so wrapped my tube in 2 towels which is too heavy so i'm gonna try to get 1 6ft towel. but the funny thing is my mask is the p30i so it has its own tubes which i'm sure make it's own rainout lmao. and even with all this bs i'm going through i still think it's worth it to get to the end goal of nose breathing
Do thay really work
I have been wearing one of these devices for a couple weeks now. any idea how long it takes before you don't wake up with a sore jaw. it does work great, I also have mild sleep apnea and this does the trick
Ryno R are you feeling better during the day? I haven’t slept with it yet because of the jaw pain.
@@littlequeen22 I sleep fine with it, it works as advertised. the pain subsides throughout the day. my pain is only on one side, which is the side I had issues with previously
If you're experiencing jaw pain, the device may need a slight adjustment. I've worn an oral appliance for sleep apnea since 2012. I'm on my second device (the first one broke) and have never had jaw pain.
@@ilovegoodsax what type of adjustment? also does your mouth get dry since it's open because of the device?
Is it a normal mouth guard? Or there is something unique about sleep apnea ones
From where i can buy this please ?
From dentist
A general dentist or orthodontist who offer the service. Not all do.
How do you feel about EXCITEOSA? It's a new thing when it has metal impulses that stimulate and strengthen your tongue?
I have it and couldn't get through the initial 6 weeks because it made my tmj worse. Expensive experiment for me.
@@buckrogers5808 Yep. I returned mine due to the excess saliva and my jaw hurting. I was spitting everywhere and starting to talk different. My tongue was killing me too.
@@buckrogers5808 I only did it 11 times.
Sounds great for my snoring problem.
One question: Is it custom made (like denture), or is it come with standard size (like shoe)?
hahaha I love how you phrased this
Please don't try this with a shoe
Custom made
Yes mine was custom made
I have a sleep apnea device that locks my mouth shut. I can't use it. Any advice on how to find someone who makes a device like you had?
I'm sorry to hear this. Find a provider on AADSM.org
MSE + Facemask is the bast solution. Or a DNA Appliance
What is a DNA appliance?
How can i order this anyone knows?
Try Wal-Mart in the dental area.
Does this work for people who wear full facemasks that needs air to be forced down their throat lungs and for severe a structure of apnea
this is a alternative i cant use the facemask so i use this oral appliance i dont snore no more seems like its working only been 3 weeks had to get used to it but now i can sleep with it
@@rar6178 good don’t snore anymore but while sleeping do you feel like you need to catch your breath
@@Billsingsong looking for the same answer @rar6178
I want this device address
Sometimes this oral device doesn't work. The problem is the device forwards your jaw but when you sleep your tongue relax and go back and stop you breathing. I tried but it didn't work for me. My next step is to have an implant surgery.😮😮😮
Dr this device keeps the mandible forward. Will Constant protrusive movement affect the muscles?
Did you find out if it affects the muscles?
@@tapsubscribe Yes, it does i feel pain in lower teeth during and after wear.
that doesn't work for me
I have one, but I can't stop salivating when I wear it. At some point I have to remove it if I wanna breath or not drool all over the place. What can I do??
It takes a while for that response to settle down (your body thinks its food), but that should go away after a while.
If you have sleep apnea, CPAP is the gold standard.
In the middle of the night....just be like "baby do you want to change sides" lol just kidding
Been pushing dr’s for 20 yrs that something was wrong and kept being told I was fine and now I’m waiting for my deviated septum surgery is it possible that’s the problem that’s causing my grinding? ... if not what’s the surgery option to open airway called ?
Did u find out
@@1NFORTHEKILL still waiting for my surgery lol been like 18 months now but I’m convinced that’s the issue
question: I also have central apnea also, would this still help?
I don't think so
Help...I picked my device up 2 days ago put it in and felt panicky, because I might not be able to breath through my nose, but trying to practice wearing until it feels natural. Please reassure me as I am desperately tired all the time and depressed 😔
Hope you are doing ok
Thanks! Yes feeling better after getting used to it. Also changed my anti depression medication. Still wake-up with dry mouth tho'
About to use mine for the first time!
How did you get on with it? I have just got mine, and try to get used to it before nightime wear...
Can you use with TMD?
That's what I'm wondering. I bet it would worsen it.
I lasted one night with the machine. I have moderate I guess 22 episodes/hr. With my oral appliance that's reduced to 4/hr. If I forget to wear it for an afternon nap I'm immediately woken up by the sound of gasping. However,I've spoken to people that have 60+ episodes/hour. Dang.
Fantastic. I have 17/hr. I will go get one for myself right away. Maybe I can be totally free of this terrible problem. I imagine that with only 4 episodes, your quality of life has improved a lot.
How does one measure their events when going to this from the machine as the machine/resmed app tells you obviously. This pretty expensive anyone know? I reached out to my local place today that deal with these. Should hear back next week after they battle with my normal sleep Dr for my numbers etc. who I'm sure will try to fight to keep me on the machine. Smh
My dentist told me grinding was due to stress??
Can you just DIY with a double mouth guard??
I was thinking the same thing because I am in Chile and I don't speak Spanish. We lost power for some time lol
I have severe sleep apnea due to the closing of the airway in the throat by the soft tissues. Will this device work in my case?
Try it it's only a few bucks!
@@deanivan3951 Only a few bucks? It cost $3000 and that's the average price after contacting 3 dental offices! Not covered by my Cigna insurance either.
@@PrincessAlexisfuntime lol $3000? you can get NHS ones over here in the UK. Costs under 8 bucks and you can adjust it yourself in hot water to fit your teeth. Works for me!
It will not all theses are just gimmicks the cpap is the only way
@@PrincessAlexisfuntime you can order them online for $50 or less. thousands of good reviews too
Is this available in India. More specifically in kerala❓️
Bro if u find reply or give link
@@BlackMamba-lt8oe nope
@@BlackMamba-lt8oe I think the same device in Amazon, i ordered it will reach to me in 4 days
@@Arjun-kf1xt bro give link
@@BlackMamba-lt8oe i updated link here how it was deleted
does it help with snoring?
Since snoring is a symptom of sleep apnea, yes, it can.
@@askthedentist sir give the link we don't have this in india
I wish I had known about this before I got this annoying CPAP machine w/hose and supplies I have to clean every two seconds! Constant sinus infections!!
Since my insurance paid for the CPAP, they probably won’t pay for a mouth piece.
Does this leave you with dry a mouth afterwards?
Does it eventually change the shape of your jawline?
Do you know if it eventually changes the shape of the jawline?
@@tapsubscribe I actually have a mouthpiece that I've been wearing every night for over a yr. I have a bite piece or plastic mold that I have to bite down on for 3 minutes when I wake up and take out my mouthpiece. So far, my jawline has not changed. Thank God!
@@yumyumkitty2104 Nice! Do you have any recommended ones to buy?
@@tapsubscribe I went to see an orofacial Dr. who was in network under my health insurance. He used a mold and made a mouthpiece specific to my teeth. I then downloaded the Snore Lab app to measure my snoring while I slept with the mouthpiece in. So far so good.
I would not recommend buying an over the counter mouthpiece.
Does it work with patients with gag reflex?
It most likely depends on the degree of gag reflex.
Can this work if you have no teeth
How does this work if a person is a chronic mouth breather?
It has a large section between the teeth to allow air through. You should have no problem breathing through your mouth still.
@@creepybunny255 That's the problem!
I dunno physicians do talk about it... the out of pocket cost for some patients is the real turn off. CPAP is just covered more widely.
What's the name of the device you're using?
this is called an oral appliance for sleep apnea i just got one a couple weeks ago just hope your ins pay for it
I personally do not like the Dental Device; it causes tooth pain and is uncomfortable to wear i rather use the CPAP machine it gives you a really nice sleep.
Same here. My dentist made me one and my front teeth hurt all through the day. I also read too many horror stories on them messing up user’s jaws. I’ll stick to the tried and true: CPap.
I JUST GOT ONE!!!! ITS LIKE 3000k FOR A SLEEP APNEA SNORE GUARD. it's super expensive .
Is it working for you? I might buy one. Buy a Wellue o2 ring and test your o2 sats while wearing your mouth guard.
@@darlenes5406 its a waste.... I mean. I got it essentially for TMJ not even for snoring. I guess I snore, but I was told it would help with TMJ... I mean my weeks vary in-terms of pain tolerance .... I DONT HAVE JOINT PAIN.. needed to put Emphasis on that. I just have tension headaches 80 percent of the time from clenchin. so the guard isn't really helping I guess.
Is the name "Snore Guard" a brand or a generic name? I'm getting quotes ranging from $3000 to $1500 and I don't know if they vary due to different brands or Labs that make them. One dentist called theirs a snore guard, but the others use generic names.
I paid $3000 for one that broke within a year and a half . It worked pretty good , but damn they are expensive
I’ve broken 4
It bends yout teeths abnormaly. Use it constantly and you will end up without teeths
How Much Does It Cost To Get One
I have severe sleep apnea I’d rather use this than a cpap but allegedly I need cpap
What does something like this cost?
Noe Berengena W/O insurance around 2500.00 dollars.
WHAAAAT !!!???
@@mttpsg00 It's a racket. You can make your own with an old school mouth guard for sports. You just have to mold it right. Literally you can buy a sports mouth guard and boil it and do it yourself.
@@patricksheehan8157 Not entirely true. You need a MAD Mandubur Advancement Device, not just a night guard. I just ordered one called SnoreWizard. I like it because it doesn't require bite and boil, which never has worked well for me. Only negative is it's only available in Australia and New Zealand, so have to have it mailed and takes 2 or 3 weeks. Wish it was sold in US.
@@patricksheehan8157 Really???? lol 🤪🙄😳🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Used to sleep at the dentist ?
I wish to inform that I`ve been practicing for few monthsusing this snoring treatment t.co/YwY3S24R2i
and I had excellent results. The best part is I never snored any longer after almost 2 months of doing the physical activity. Neither the snoring or the feared sleep apnea have returned. .
Can someone with sleep apnea conform that this works?
Yes. It works. But we buy a different brand on Amazon. You just put it on warm water so you can bite it to shape to your mouth. We pay about $50 for it
@@MarcelaOliveiraSambaDancers bro give link
Link!!!@@MarcelaOliveiraSambaDancers
What about pepole no theeth ?
Doctors say that this won't help with severe apnea
I'd find an AADSM.org certified dentist to work with. Hope it helps :)
I have severe sleep apnea. So severe, the only thing that works is my bi-pap machine and oral appliance used together. Using just one or the other when I sleep just won't work for me. I hope that helps.
I'm speechless by this content. I recently came across something similar, and it was truly awe-inspiring. "Better Sleep Better Life" by William Brook
A solution for the future generation tho: stop removing wisdom teeth. They’re there for a fucking reason. “Pain” is a good enough reason for taking them out. All teeth cause pain when coming out.
It’s the pain of growing the fuck up vs the pain of never fully grow up. I had the wisdom teeth on the right side of my lower jaw removed 1.5 years ago, for no other reason than i had pain around that area. THE TEETH DIDNT EVEN HAVE CAVITY.
Then i started to develop fatigue, weird panic attacks for no reason, difficulty breathing in general, muscle tension on the left side of my upper body and the right side lower body (diagonally).
That dentist, who happened to be my very own mother, had no fucking reason to even suggest taking out that tooth. She should’ve recommended I see an ENT maybe?! Or maybe, since I was 26 then, and I was a late bloomer, let my fucking teeth come out normally. But it’s so mainstream to disturb the natural order of things these days that a tooth that CLEARLY affects your face shape, positioning and breathing seems like a “no biggie”.
Plus my mom isn’t the type of dentist or person that uses their brain, she just applies the formulas that she was taught.
My mouth was already on the narrow side, now it’s getting even narrower. It’s debilitating.
and no one even does wisdom tooth implants. Fuck me.
Easy answer it doesn't
How about removal of the jaw? :)
Great unless you don’t have teeth 🦷 sad I stop breathing 90 times an hour. Can’t wear c pap or bipap I get central and other reasons I can’t say here. I have developed high blood pressure on tons of meds for that. Gained weight. I quit making for three years now. I can’t function. I’m miserable have no quality of life. Etc
Sleep sitting up . Like in a chair . It will open you airway.
This video didn't say jack shit about how the device works.
"Slight, moderate, severe"
No, no Sir it's mild, moderate and severe. I know this seems small but if you're going to peddle a device that is know to cause issues long term while ignoring to focus on "the gold standard" for sleep apnea (CPAP) beyond a brief mention, maybe you should know the medical terms associated with sleep apnea.
I pay 13,000 thousend doll for something similar
this is bullshit its just a money grab
who knows but it does help with snoring