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Anyone try a dental appliance?

Posted by Kat on August 17, 2001 at 20:29:45:
My apnea is mild and CPAP gives me some relief. Per my PC MD's suggestion, I want to try an appliance with and without CPAP. However, it's an expensive proposition if the insurance company won't cover it. Any personal experiances before I potentially waste a barrel of cash?

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Re: Anyone try a dental appliance? Girl from OZ 13:53 8/18/01 (0)

Can you wait a month? GBoogie 13:03 8/18/01 (4)

Re: Can you wait a month? Kat 05:53 8/19/01 (3)

How does Grandma sleep? GBoogie 07:54 8/19/01 (2)

Re: How does Grandma sleep? Alamo Joe 14:17 8/19/01 (1)

Please do. GBoogie 14:48 8/19/01 (0)

Re: Anyone try a dental appliance? georgiagirl 09:21 8/18/01 (0)

Re: Anyone try a dental appliance? Nancela 07:12 8/18/01 (0)

Re: Anyone try a dental appliance? Patrick Richards 21:15 8/17/01 (2)

Re: Anyone try a dental appliance? Kat 04:57 8/18/01 (1)

Re: Anyone try a dental appliance? Patrick Richards 16:13 8/18/01 (0)

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