Nose strips CPAP: First, why do you need to wait two years? If it is a medical issue preventing surgery, there are a few nonsurgical ways to try to improve breathing. Breathe Rite nasal strips can help to open up the nasal valve for some mild improvement. A mouth guard can help with the grinding, but may be hard to use as a mouth breather. Nasal CPAP may help force enough air through the nose to improve.
Answered 10/23/2017
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2 consultations: You need to see both an Orthodontist and an Ear/Nose?Throat specialist NOW. There's no reason for you to suffer. There are many treatment modalities available to you. Call now.
Answered 6/9/2014
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Dental Sleep Guard: Bruxism and mouth breathing is fairly common, and one in ten Americans grind their teeth at night. Ask your dentist to create a Dental Sleep Guard that's custom-made for your mouth and your condition.
Answered 10/3/2014
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