... good night in reality. Some people really do benefit more from surgical mandibular advancement, but at least a decent trial on CPAP should be done first--it's non-invasive, low ...

... respiratory events and micro-arousals. Suggest management with CPAP or mandibular advancement device. Avoid evening alcohol and muscle relaxants. Maintain healthy body weight.

... https://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic/t185259/Mandibular-Device.html https://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic/t115352/Tremendous-success-with-MAD-device-no-longer-need-CPAP.html https://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic/t188578/Mandibular-advancement-device-amp-data.html https://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic/t103306/Question-for-those-using-a-Mandibular-Advancement-Device.html ...

... opt for MAD device in certain instances. I have heard though that MAD (Mandibular advancement device ) does not reduce apnea events as well as CPAP; therefore it is recommended ...

... correction and turbinate reduction. P30i large mask + mouth-taping + mandibular advancement device (MAD) is my usual nightly toolkit. Machine: ResMed AirCurve 11 VAuto since ...

... one of the best machines. Can you advise on the pros/cons of giving the mandibular advancement device a go vs CPAP? You are too early in the process of optimizing your CPAP therapy ...

... to treat my sleep apnea on the NHS. I was however referred for a custom Mandibular Advancement Device which I have now received. However, I have read some stories of scary side ...

If I got a custom oral appliance (mandibular advancement device) for sleep apnea 6 years ago and haven't been using it at really. If I want to start ...

... now. Things I've tried so far without success: - Sleeping upright - Mandibular advancement device + ASV - Steroid Nasal Spray - Ibuprofen

... whether mfr/brand makes a difference. Assuming you are talking about a mandibular advancement device (MAD), most dentists carry only one brand.

... gets some advice and/or suggestions before I give up and try a custom Mandibular advancement device. I was diagnosed with OSA and given a prescription of 6-14cm using a Resmed ...

... of devices that keep the tongue forward? Perhaps a tongue retaining or mandibular advancement device? I joined the board today to post because I'm having the exact same problem, ...

... of devices that keep the tongue forward? Perhaps a tongue retaining or mandibular advancement device? That's a question you might want to ask your dentist, but one other "low ...

... of devices that keep the tongue forward? Perhaps a tongue retaining or mandibular advancement device?

Thanks! Yes, doc gave a boil and bite de-advance device. And mentioned about 10k times that I need to wear it every morning - even if I didn't use MAD for the whole night. BTW, my device is this one https://somnomed.com/en/patients/products/somnodent/herbst-advance-elite/ Not sure if it's any better...