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Re: CPAP and Mouthguard for Grinding

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2016 4:46 pm
by ArmenDDS
palerider wrote:
ArmenDDS wrote:
palerider wrote:
ArmenDDS wrote:But seriously, I was trying to help.
while pushing your grotesquely overpriced and ineffective 'alternatives' to cpap.
shoo
oh well. you got me there. good one. let it all out so we can move on
cpap is always first approach. there are many who can't tolerate it.
feel free to present that on a general apnea support page, but on a cpap support page, sponsored by a cpap provider, it's rather sleazy of you.
ok we are making some progress here.
had no clue. all i see are "announcements" and "topics"

had no idea their is a cpap provider sponsored page. my apologies. thanks for steering me in the right direction
anything else???

Re: CPAP and Mouthguard for Grinding

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2016 5:31 pm
by avi123
Armen, I know several physicians who send patients to dentists. They are doing a great job for those with light OSA, and the patients are happy with the dental appliences.

Re: CPAP and Mouthguard for Grinding

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2016 5:40 pm
by palerider
ArmenDDS wrote:
palerider wrote:
ArmenDDS wrote:
palerider wrote:
ArmenDDS wrote:But seriously, I was trying to help.
while pushing your grotesquely overpriced and ineffective 'alternatives' to cpap.
shoo
oh well. you got me there. good one. let it all out so we can move on
cpap is always first approach. there are many who can't tolerate it.
feel free to present that on a general apnea support page, but on a cpap support page, sponsored by a cpap provider, it's rather sleazy of you.
ok we are making some progress here.
had no clue. all i see are "announcements" and "topics"

had no idea their is a cpap provider sponsored page. my apologies. thanks for steering me in the right direction
anything else???
sorry, I meant forum. cpaptalk.com is sponsored by cpap.com, apneaboard.com is a more general apnea support site, though they don't allow any commercial advertising whatsoever.

Re: CPAP and Mouthguard for Grinding

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2016 5:45 pm
by ArmenDDS
ahhh. got it
see julie, I was that dumb
I also just realized what my signature line said. took that off real quick
by the way, i googled apnea support forum and this is the only one that came up
the others that did had nothing posted on there for a long time
ok, move along. nothing to see here.

Re: CPAP and Mouthguard for Grinding

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2016 5:50 pm
by palerider
avi123 wrote:Armen, I know several physicians who send patients to dentists. They are doing a great job for those with light OSA, and the patients are happy with the dental appliences.
avi's a big proponent of chin straps and other bondage equipment

Re: CPAP and Mouthguard for Grinding

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2016 5:57 pm
by palerider
ArmenDDS wrote:ahhh. got it
see julie, I was that dumb
I also just realized what my signature line said. took that off real quick
by the way, i googled apnea support forum and this is the only one that came up
the others that did had nothing posted on there for a long time
ok, move along. nothing to see here.
I apologize if I was too harsh, but, we don't like interlopers coming in and trying to convince us of their new way to take our money... or advertise their business... and your first posts about how good dental devices, and your sig... well, it sounded like that.

if you've got useful info for cpap users, to help us maximize our use, and get the best out of 'em, then that is certainly welcome.

Re: CPAP and Mouthguard for Grinding

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2016 6:09 pm
by ArmenDDS
palerider wrote:
ArmenDDS wrote:ahhh. got it
see julie, I was that dumb
I also just realized what my signature line said. took that off real quick
by the way, i googled apnea support forum and this is the only one that came up
the others that did had nothing posted on there for a long time
ok, move along. nothing to see here.
I apologize if I was too harsh, but, we don't like interlopers coming in and trying to convince us of their new way to take our money... or advertise their business... and your first posts about how good dental devices, and your sig... well, it sounded like that.

if you've got useful info for cpap users, to help us maximize our use, and get the best out of 'em, then that is certainly welcome.

got it
i'm learning tons so i am not going anywhere.
i didn't even understand how cheesy my signature line was until you pointed it out in proper context

Re: CPAP and Mouthguard for Grinding

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2016 6:53 pm
by quicksilver8907
So is there possibly a better mouthguard to get that doesnt cause me to leak as much?

Re: CPAP and Mouthguard for Grinding

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2016 7:32 pm
by quicksilver8907
Here are my graphs.

http://imgur.com/a/Xgb9Y

Re: CPAP and Mouthguard for Grinding

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2016 8:29 pm
by palerider
I can't speak for everybody, but the overview pics typically tell me nothing.
https://sleep.tnet.com/resources/sleepyhead/shorganize

Re: CPAP and Mouthguard for Grinding

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2016 10:58 pm
by quicksilver8907
I don't know what information is applicable. Does this help? http://imgur.com/a/YP2vM

Re: CPAP and Mouthguard for Grinding

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2016 11:15 pm
by palerider
quicksilver8907 wrote:I don't know what information is applicable. Does this help?
the applicable information is in the web page that I gave you, make yours look like it.