Will jutting your jaw at night give you better sleep quality?

[Deleted member 19766]

If you're recessed and have sleep apnea at night, will jutting your jaw out as you sleep help give you better sleep quality? I'm pretty sure the answer is yes because they literally sell devices that force your jaw to jut out to help you sleep better but I would just like some confirmation.

 

[HarrierDuBois]

You will die of TMJ.

 

[Deleted member 19766]

You will die of TMJ.

jutting actually helps some people with TMJ nigga, like me

 

[Deleted member 31024]

If you're recessed and have sleep apnea at night, will jutting your jaw out as you sleep help give you better sleep quality? I'm pretty sure the answer is yes because they literally sell devices that force your jaw to jut out to help you sleep better but I would just like some confirmation.

Do you have sleep apnea or just mouth breathe during night?

 

[Deleted member 33142]

If you have sleep apnea you qualify for a bimax

 

[Deleted member 29745]

If you're recessed and have sleep apnea at night, will jutting your jaw out as you sleep help give you better sleep quality? I'm pretty sure the answer is yes because they literally sell devices that force your jaw to jut out to help you sleep better but I would just like some confirmation.

Yes, jutting jaw will open your airway more. But I am curious how you are going to do that unconsciously while asleep without a splint.

You will die of TMJ.

Not really, jutting jaw forward takes forces off bones and instead puts them on muscles so you are less likely to develop TMD. You can still develop muscular TMJD but your joints will be pressured less which is good

This video explains it well. With jaw jutted forward (same as in repositioning splint) your joints are not in socket and they are not as pressured

 

[Deleted member 19766]

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