Although less efficacious than CPAP for improving the polysomnographic indexes of OSA, oral appliances are generally preferred by patients. This has the potential to translate to better patient adherence and may provide an equivalent health outcome.

DOI 10.1378/chest.06‐2038
Chest 2007; 132;693‐699
Andrew S. L. Chan, Richard W. W. Lee and Peter A. Cistulli

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