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A Guide to Mask Types & Switching for AirSense CPAP

Choosing the Right CPAP Mask in Phoenix, Arizona

Struggling with leaks, discomfort, or feeling claustrophobic? The right CPAP mask can transform your sleep apnea therapy. At Enticare in Phoenix, Arizona, our ENT specialists help you find the mask that fits your needs.

AirSense Mask Types

  • Full Face Mask: Covers nose and mouth, ideal for mouth breathers or restless sleepers.

  • Nasal Mask: Covers only the nose, offering a lighter feel for nose breathers.

  • Nasal Pillows: Minimalist design that fits under the nostrils, perfect for active sleepers.

Why Change Your Mask?

  • Comfort: Reduce irritation or claustrophobia.

  • Leak Reduction: Minimize therapy interruptions caused by leaks.

  • Sleeping Style: Full-face for back or restless sleepers; nasal pillows for side sleepers.

  • Breathing Preferences: Full-face for mouth breathers; nasal options for nose breathing.

How to Switch Masks

  1. Disconnect tubing and remove the old mask.

  2. Attach the new mask and reconnect tubing.

  3. Adjust headgear for a secure fit.

  4. Update mask type in your AirSense settings and run a leak test.

  5. Clean masks regularly and consult your doctor for guidance.

Choosing the right mask ensures comfort, reduces leaks, and improves therapy adherence. Enticare in Phoenix, Arizona is here to guide you through mask selection and setup for better sleep and health. Call us today to schedule a consultation.

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