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dry mouth - papaste - 04-05-2015 hello , every now and then when I wake up in the morning I find myself with a dry mouth , use a nasal mask . if I open my mouth during sleep can ' influence on the yield of cpap ?? thx (google translate) RE: dry mouth - brianwood619 - 04-05-2015 If your not using a chin strap you most likely are dropping your chin and allowing air to escape back out your mouth, suggest getting a chin strap or transition to a full face mask RE: dry mouth - papaste - 04-05-2015 ok, I do not use chin strap, but the air that comes from the mouth can 'influence on the yield of CPAP? thx RE: dry mouth - OpalRose - 04-05-2015 (04-05-2015, 05:20 AM)papaste Wrote: ok, I do not use chin strap, but the air that comes from the mouth can 'influence on the yield of CPAP? thx Yes, if you are mouth breathing and the leak is large enough, then it's possible that the machine will not detect apneas correctly. The pressure (air) is coming out your mouth instead of sprinting your airway open. A chin strap will help. OpalRose RE: dry mouth - papaste - 04-05-2015 ok, thx, will buy a chin strap pity that my cpap resmed s9 not read apneas but only sleeping hours RE: dry mouth - papaste - 04-05-2015 but an examination of saturometry can 'detect apnea? last month I did this test and the result normal saturometry ok. the doctor told me that even if air comes out of the mouth does not affect the yield of cpap 'cause the examination and' went well. I hope to tell me I'm fine 'translate with google translate RE: dry mouth - woozie38 - 04-05-2015 (04-05-2015, 06:50 AM)papaste Wrote: but an examination of saturometry can 'detect apnea? last month I did this test and the result normal saturometry ok. the doctor told me that even if air comes out of the mouth does not affect the yield of cpap 'cause the examination and' went well. I hope to tell me I'm fine 'translate with google translate Make no mistake, mouth breathing or air escaping via the mouth will definitely have a detrimental effect on your therapy no matter what experts may tell you. The flow of escaping air can reach such a velocity that it will actually make a roaring sound, & will defeat your treatment. RE: dry mouth - 2PAPs - 05-23-2015 A detriment of dry mouth from CPAP therapy can be to your dental. It is for me. RE: dry mouth - me50 - 05-23-2015 try biotene toothpaste and mouthwash. You have to be careful which biotene you purchase as they have different products for different things. I prefer the green bottle of mouthwash but it isn't the correct one for dry mouth (if I remember the colors correctly) but read on the bottle and or box to see which is used for dry mouth. We have used it since my other half was diagnosed with cancer years ago. I used a chin strap when I switched to a nasal mask but after a short time, I tried not using it and found I didn't need it anymore. Periodically, I will still get dry mouth but I attribute it to drainage and/or allergies. Since it doesn't happen every night, I have not gone back to the chin strap. |