anyone try this appliance?

I just did a google search on "full breath dental appliance" and I came up with a previous page from this forum.
Apparently some people have had good success with it - I didn't read the whole page, just glanced at it.

http://www.apneasupport.org/about11878-30.html

sleepsurfer, please let us know the results after you get the Full Breath Solution.

Here's a link for some FAQ's about it:
http://www.nosnoreusa.com/FAQ.aspx

I read on this forum that what you're getting costs $5,000, so I didn't even look into it.
My insurance pays for cpap, but not the oral appliances.

Good luck.  I hope you can get back to surfing again soon!

thanks terri for replying....and also for the kind words....my dentist told me that it would cost 1000.00....i think these things have dropped in price due to competition....will let you know how it works.

Hey, just a little reminder that many insurances will pay at least part for an oral appliance if a sleep doc rec's it -- AND if the oral appliance is billed medically (not through dental). I had to get a new dentist to do it, but my BCBS covered it medically as a "prosthesis." Just ask if they bill medically and get those procedure and diagnostic codes and call up your insurance carrier. But I'm not sure about all the different ones -- I just know the TAP and the tongue retaining device I got were both covered.

I know the whole insurance stuff is a mess, but I just want to make sure people know to try their medical insurance because it worked for me.

my dentist works with the sleep doc and they are billing medically,,,,that is the way to go