A Guide to Mask Types & Switching for AirSense CPAP | Enticare Ear, Nose, and Throat Doctors

A Guide to Mask Types & Switching for AirSense CPAP

CPAP Mask Options in Gilbert – Enticare ENT Clinic

Waking up with red marks, leaks, or discomfort from your CPAP mask? At Enticare in Gilbert, Arizona, our ENT specialists help you find the right mask for your ResMed AirSense device, improving comfort and therapy effectiveness.

AirSense Mask Types

  • Full Face Mask: Covers nose and mouth, ideal for mouth breathers or restless sleepers.
  • Nasal Mask: Covers only the nose, lighter and less restrictive.
  • Nasal Pillow Mask: Minimal design under the nostrils, offering freedom of movement.

Why Switch Masks?

  • Comfort: Reduce irritation and claustrophobia.
  • Leak Prevention: Improve CPAP effectiveness and sleep quality.
  • Sleeping Style: Full-face for active sleepers; nasal pillows for side sleepers.
  • Breathing Preference: Choose based on nose or mouth breathing.

Switching Your Mask

  1. Disconnect tubing and remove the old mask.
  2. Attach the new mask and reconnect tubing.
  3. Adjust the fit and update mask type in your AirSense settings.
  4. Test for leaks and clean regularly.

Consult the ENT team at Enticare in Gilbert to ensure the perfect fit. A proper mask improves sleep quality, reduces leaks, and enhances therapy adherence.

Schedule an appointment today to find the right CPAP mask for restful nights.

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