Does this keep the jaw in position when reclined keeping the mouth closed?
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Due to a medical condition, I can only sleep slightly elevated on my back, which insures that I snore. I had already used this product on a trans-Atlantic flight, where it kept my mouth firmly shut, and I slept comfortably in an upright position, with no neck wobble. I tried this in my own bed, and if on firmly enough (leave enough room to insert one finger), there is no way the jaw can drop. In addition, it has helped eliminate neck pain.
1176890
I think it would. I haven't flown with it in a plane that allowed my seat to recline enough for my head to stay back (only took two flights so far), so I only know the forward control it provides.
1176891
It does help on that, the thing is that this feels more like a medical neck rest than an personal use one.
1779500
yes, most of the time it stays right in place, once in a great while, it may come lose and then I still might be able to put it back in place, sometimes getting a new piece is the best option. Overall, I love it to help with the discomfort and hardly ever have to readjust, even after eating. I may tend to eat on one side of my mouth if it is on the other side, but I think I do this more so it will be easier to clean up teeth after I eat, usually when I'm out and about. It is soooo much better than wax. I can never eat with the wax, always gets mixed up with it and always have to reapply the wax. It's a little expensive, but I couldn't live without it.
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I think it will maintain the current position of your teeth. If they shift after you make the retainers I think it will correct small differences to return them to the alignment of when you did the cast. However it cannot close a preexisting gap imo.
718002
Turn the jaw that moves around the opposite way, so that it clamps all the way shut if you want.
2272903
I have (had -seems to now be gone!) TMJ and my jaw does not even click anymore. My whole neck/jaw/head has been relieved from pressure. I noticed that right away. After using it every night before bed for the first week or so, I only use it a couple times a week now. It's been incredibly therapeutic for me.
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As Beach bum answered: It just gently keeps your upper and lower jaw from touching.
1341431
Yes, Cushion Grip will keep lower dentures in place. It makes them fit tighter.
569948
I never had braces, but you follow a similar process to fitting the mouth pieces like you used as a kid to play sports. It doesn't change your teeth alignment, in fact, it actually forms to your teeth and creates a suction when used that keeps your jaw closed at night. All it does is simply pushes your lower jaw out a bit and gives you a bit of an underbite when you wake up. Takes a few moments to get your normal bite back in the morning. Feels a bit weird, but it only takes a few minutes to get your old bite back. Worth it for a wife who put up with my freight train snoring for 30 years.
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I believe so, but am not positive, as I don't have that problem. I did have issues with using this, though. Fine for 2 nights, then my jaw felt odd after the third night, so I stopped using it. So a waste of money for me.
527005
Yes. The whole mechanism reclines but it still keeps zero gravity bulge to support your lumbar spine.
2123051
Not sure if I can help you with your question. Not sure if it tightened and lifted the jawline. I have used it for the past 9 years and love what it does. For my skin type, normal and sensitive, this is the best product I have found.
580642
Yes, you can rock while in the reclined position. Or you can lock it so it won't move.
2272905
Jaw and mouth tension is very closely tied to neck tension. And although the craniocradle is not specifically for the jaw, it may help by easing neck tension contributing to your jaw tension.
944155
The jaw does move up and down. In my opinion papo is the best company that makes these type of toys. A lot of attention to detail.
168427
Yes, it does. There are "comfort recline adjusters" on either side of the seat that you squeeze simultaneously to position the seat in a more upright position or a slightly reclined position.
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No, it does recline though. Very comfy i have had mine for over a year now. The only issue i had was my puppy found the recliner knob fun to chew on while teething.
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no, as far as I can see, I just find it comfortable for resting my head & neck. Hope that helps.