There is an adjustment period. Light medical tape is pretty effective.

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Jan 4, 2025
10:10:21am

cooger 3rd String

There is an adjustment period. Light medical tape is pretty effective.

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cooger

Bio page: cooger
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Last login: Jan 7, 2025
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Is there any device that can work as both a bite guard and help snoring?

RH84025

Jan 3, 10:44pm

Snoring...take the stop-bang questionnaire

Uno Doctoro

Jan 3, 11:03pm

I use a snore guard.

Jan 3, 11:05pm

Do you know what brand you use ?

Dr MoBYU

Jan 3, 11:16pm

Myerson ema SleepBetter appliance

Jan 3, 11:22pm

Thank you!

Dr MoBYU

Jan 3, 11:23pm

They use these

Jan 3, 11:37pm

I highly recommend mouth tape for snoring

cooger

Jan 3, 11:06pm

You ever panic cuz you wake up and can’t open your mouth?

Jan 3, 11:09pm

There is an adjustment period. Light medical tape is pretty effective.

cooger

Jan 4, 10:10am

Like duct tape?

Bob Vance

Jan 3, 11:17pm

For mild apnea, and snoring you can get a MAD (mandibular advancement device) that will help reduce snoring and most

fldnstrm

Jan 3, 11:09pm

Kinda like having a herbst appliance in your mouth, a third of the time

KYU

Jan 3, 11:25pm

Exactly. Your teeth will move, it’s just a question as to whether they move back

BYUCLA

Jan 3, 11:41pm

I guess if it saves your heart it’s an ok trade but be ready for traumatic anterior occlusion in the morning best case

KYU

Jan 3, 11:46pm

All of the intraoral devices for snoring will also double as a mouthguard

KYU

Jan 3, 11:10pm

Look up Silent Night snore guard. Been using it for years.

Traveshamockery

Jan 3, 11:44pm

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