Is this the same mouthguard that Snore-Ex was selling as a sleep apnea aid? Because I have bought several of those, and they have worked well for me..
1875948
It looks similar in the pictures. Can not tell if it is the same product under a different name.
1875949
No, this one is a little bit more flexible to mold. I think its worth a try. 1st week you may have a little soreness b/c it foreign to your mouth, but after that you should be ok. Check the youtube video on this mouth guard for best results, ok.
1875950
Yes it's the same product with slightly different packaging. Also available on Sears website.
740060
The CPAP Pillow is firm and the contour (shape) let's you lay on your side without interfering with your mask. The pillow is about 1/2 the size of a regular pillow. It works fine for me. However, the pillow case really fits tight! I hope this helped.
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I agree with the others. I have used this mask since 2003. I really love it. I found that the one that cover the mouth and nose, would actually cause my teeth to feel loose. Not good at all. I also use this with a chin strap to get the most out of it.
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I like the Dentek. It's my favorite mouth guard as you'll probably see in my review for the product. That said, it won't last long if you clench your teeth while grinding because you can bite through it. It's better for people like me who grind side-to-side for some reason. It does take a little practice to boil and bite down in the right place but it is super comfortable for me.
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I tape my mouth at night with my CPAP machine--per the recommendations of the different medical specialists I've seen--so that I don't have to use a full face mask. I am planning on buying this tape because they've all recommended medical porous paper tape. The sleep clinic recently used one just like this on me--also made by 3M. It was very comfortable, adhered well and was easy to remove with no residue. I expect this to be the same.
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The affect on snoring is mild but noticeable--I have been told. Since I am wearing it and asleep I cannot say for certain. Because the snoring originates in a different place in the throat and mouth, if you still have neck fat or tonsils or other restrictions then you will still snore. However, they have been invaluable towards keeping an airway open, causing me to sleep better, and cost less than strips. Sometimes you wake up and its gone--not because it fell out but in sleep you pull it out. As long as you can find it in the sheets, you're good.
1289821
There is only 1 set of mouthguards and you shape them to your mouth for a personal fit. So you will have to order 2 or reshape guards every time you use them.
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If you value your teeth and brain cells I'd say yes! I had one of those simple ones for a few months and I can tell you: the comfort and ease of breathing is way better with this and the concussive impact when you get even a mild hit is reduced much better with a high quality mouthguard. also, with the ridge for the bottom teeth the jaw is protected a bit better.
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It fits okay. It has Velcro on the straps to adjust for a good fit. My partner says that it helps because I dont snore anymore. I am still trying to get used to wearing something on my head while I sleep but I have noticed that I am getting better rest and not as tired during the day.
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I have a small mouth too as my dentist tells me. It fits fine. I find that as I grind the mouth guard it spreads a little which is still a good fit for my mouth. I tend to replace mine every other month. The best part is that it is BPA free. BPA raises your estrogen levels which too much causes cancer cells to activate.
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That's the 2+2=4 answer I put together. nIf the strips work by just stretching your tissue (& the guy on Shark Tank said your body thinks it has to fill in spaces) then the mouth guard should work. We found one for under $3 at Academy, & I'm just starting to use it. We'll see...
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The mouthguard is thin compared to the regular style. It gives good protection without the breathing restriction and is best used for medium impact sports.
540214
The snorepin worked fine but was harder plastic and tended to fall out. This one is softer, especially if you trim it as they suggest. It has 4 sizes in the kit...works very well when you find your size.
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Hello.. We do make the night time grinding mouth guards that are specific for that, please contact us through email and we can explain further.... Also our trays are made with FDA approved EVA material that does not contain any BPA that would hinder your health or the length of time you could wear them Thanks!
195360
im not sure i just tried em for work but they have nose clips that do stop snoring just google or search amazon for nasel clips to stop snoring,hope this helps
170683
Wish I could help. I purchased the mouthguard for my 8 year old that plays basketball and baseball. It works great for that!
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The mouthguard only comes with one piece. This is a "single" mouthguard. If you need one protects both top and bottom teeth, choose a "double" mouthguard.