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This document provides detailed instructions for dentists on the delivery, assessment, and maintenance of the Myerson SleepBetter EMA oral appliance, aimed at treating snoring and obstructive sleep

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How to fill out Myerson SleepBetter EMA Oral Appliance Instructions for the Dentist

1. Begin by reviewing the patient's medical history to ensure they are suitable candidates for the oral appliance.
2. Gather all necessary materials, including the Myerson SleepBetter EMA Oral Appliance kit and instruction manual.
3. Explain the purpose and benefits of the oral appliance to the patient.
4. Take accurate dental impressions of the patient's upper and lower arches.
5. Record the necessary bite registrations as per the manufacturer's specifications.
6. Fill out the required patient information on the instruction form, ensuring all details are correct.
7. Review the fitting, adjustments, and follow-up procedures outlined in the instructions.
8. Provide the patient with aftercare instructions and schedule a follow-up appointment.

Who needs Myerson SleepBetter EMA Oral Appliance Instructions for the Dentist?

1. Dentists looking to provide oral appliance therapy for patients with sleep apnea or snoring.
2. Patients diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea who require a dental appliance.
3. Dental professionals seeking to educate themselves on fitting and adjusting oral appliances.

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Do oral appliances work as well as CPAP?

While CPAP is the best treatment for improving airflow for people with sleep apnea, many find it challenging to use night after night. Over time, they stop. Oral appliance therapy isn't as effective as CPAP, but it does improve symptoms in some people.

How do you use an oral appliance?

Oral appliances hold your tongue in place so that your airway stays open while you sleep. Oral appliances are placed into your mouth at night before you go to bed, and worn for the entire time you are sleeping, and taken out when you are awake.

How long does it take for an oral appliance to work for sleep apnea?

The timeline is different for everyone, but most patients notice improvements within the first few nights of using their oral appliance for sleep apnea. Timing varies based on your unique situation and the severity of your sleep apnea.

How to use oral appliances for sleep apnea?

Inserting the Lower Plate: Place the lower device in your mouth. Press down on both sides of the device using your index fingers to ensure it fits comfortably. Engaging the wings. Once the upper and lower devices are securely in position, bring your lower jaw slightly forward to allow the 'wings' to engage.

How to adjust an oral appliance?

Make up to five 90 degree turns per side each week. Make sure to adjust the right and left side evenly. A ruler is etched on to the wrench handle to assist in measuring how far you have adjusted. To reduce the advancement, rotate downwards in the opposite direction of the etched arrow.

How does an oral appliance work?

Oral appliances work by repositioning the lower jaw and/or pulling the tongue forward. Mandibular-repositioning devices keep the lower jaw in a protruded position during sleep. This keeps the airway open by preventing the tongue and soft tissue in the throat from collapsing.

How do you clean EMA appliances?

After a full night of wear, run the EMA appliance under clean, cold water and brush the appliance with a clean, dry toothbrush. Place the appliance in the case provided to dry throughout the day. The elastic straps should be removed about once a week in order to clean the elastic hook components.

How much does the EMA sleep appliance cost?

How much does it cost? A typical EMA appliance costs about $1000 with no insurance coverage. However if the patient has been diagnosed with sleep apnea or participated in a sleep study, it is possible that medical insurance will reimburse for the cost of the appliance.

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What is Myerson SleepBetter EMA Oral Appliance Instructions for the Dentist?

The Myerson SleepBetter EMA Oral Appliance Instructions for the Dentist is a guideline document that provides dentists with the necessary instructions on how to properly fit, adjust, and provide aftercare for the Myerson SleepBetter EMA oral appliance, which is used for the treatment of sleep apnea and snoring.

Who is required to file Myerson SleepBetter EMA Oral Appliance Instructions for the Dentist?

The dentist who provides the Myerson SleepBetter EMA oral appliance to patients is required to file the Myerson SleepBetter EMA Oral Appliance Instructions. This ensures that the usage and fitting of the appliance are properly documented.

How to fill out Myerson SleepBetter EMA Oral Appliance Instructions for the Dentist?

To fill out the Myerson SleepBetter EMA Oral Appliance Instructions, the dentist must complete sections such as patient information, appliance specifications, fitting notes, and follow-up care instructions. It is important to provide thorough and accurate details to ensure optimal patient care.

What is the purpose of Myerson SleepBetter EMA Oral Appliance Instructions for the Dentist?

The purpose of the Myerson SleepBetter EMA Oral Appliance Instructions for the Dentist is to provide comprehensive guidance on how to effectively use the oral appliance for sleep apnea treatment, ensuring patient safety, compliance, and successful treatment outcomes.

What information must be reported on Myerson SleepBetter EMA Oral Appliance Instructions for the Dentist?

The information that must be reported includes the patient's personal details, the specific model of the appliance used, fitting measurements, adjustment protocols, and recommendations for follow-up visits and care instructions tailored to the individual patient's treatment plan.