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Oral Appliance Support

Mandibular advancement devices are a recognized, guideline-supported treatment — especially for men who cannot tolerate CPAP. Like any treatment, they only work if worn, and they need follow-up to fit and function well. This tool tracks use and comfort and prepares your questions.

⚕️ This is support, not diagnosis

This page helps you organize and act — it does not diagnose any condition and never changes a prescribed treatment or CPAP pressure. If a red flag appears (drowsy driving, witnessed pauses, chest pain), seek medical attention.

Last night
Wore the appliance last night?
Comfort (1 = painful, 10 = fine)
Any issues? (tick any)
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Jaw soreness or joint discomfort
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Tooth movement or bite feels off
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Excess saliva or dry mouth
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Appliance loose or not staying in
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Still snoring / not feeling rested
Questions for your dentist / sleep provider
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My jaw is sore in the mornings — can the advancement be adjusted?
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My bite feels different — is that expected, and should it be checked?
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I’m still snoring — do we need a follow-up sleep test to confirm it’s working?
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How often should the appliance be reviewed or replaced?

This tool is an educational companion and is not medical care. It does not diagnose or treat any condition and never changes a prescribed treatment. © 2026 Ken Hoyer / Body Plus Fitness.