No, no pressure on my teeth at all. Once you get the mouth part fitted properly, it kind of floats a bit above your mouth. Doesn't touch your lips or teeth (unless you have the straps way too tight).

"Sheriff said: Between the lift and the 'farts' is my sweet spot. No leaks."

I LOVE this!!! So descriptive of what I'm experiencing with my mask right now. That's my goal for tonight when I'm trying to get my mask properly adjusted. Thanks!

KathyB

I don't know the answer to the question but as a newbie CPAP user since Nov 6th I would have abandoned ship already if not for the extremely helpful information I found here on these boards. Unfortunately for me, I didn't start my research until after I got my CPAP machine (which isn't data capable)...

Hi I'm new to this forum and a new CPAP user. Have been lurking for a month and decided to jump in and start posting. I started my CPAP therapy on Nov 6th with the Swift FX mask. Love the concept but had problems because of mouth-breathing. Tried to resolve that by using a chin strap and taping my m...