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Yes, sleep apnea is associated with bruxism. I couldn’t tolerate cpap, sleeping on my tummy or side helps some.
by naveen99 6y ago
Yes, sleep apnea is associated with bruxism. I couldn’t tolerate cpap, sleeping on my tummy or side helps some.
- SubiculumCode 6y agoWhat type of mask were you using? I find the nasal pillows to pretty comfortable. Also, was your machine and auto-titrating CPAP? That helps alot
- naveen99 6y agoi think i tried nasal pillows. not auto-titrating. Probably didn't give it enough time to get adjusted... but my sleep is better now anyway.