Oral Appliance as a secondary aid?

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Oral Appliance as a secondary aid?

Posted by WrecKane on January 09, 2002 at 10:35:46:
I have mild to moderate OSA and currently use a CPAP machine to correct the problem. I do like to travel and backpack so I would like to use an oral appliance for times when I am away from home. Has anyone else done this same thing? Any ideas of good Oral Appliances to try?

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Re: Oral Appliance as a secondary aid? Lucille 12:30 1/11/02 (0)

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Re: Oral Appliance as a secondary aid? Patrick Richards 11:02 1/09/02 (5)

Re: Oral Appliance as a secondary aid? kevin in slc 11:59 1/09/02 (4)

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Re: Oral Appliance as a secondary aid? WrecKane 10:36 1/11/02 (2)

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