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Question: Has anybody had any sucess getting a SnoreGuard device for their sleep apnea, rcving full benefit frm insurnc?I have Aetna insurance and they have been giving me the run around in not being clear with me on how I get full benefit if I get a SnoreGuard sleep apnea device created. They have told me I will get 90% coverage if it is billed under medical. All dentists I go to only bill under dental which Aetna only gives a 50% coverage to me. I have yet to find a dentist or oral surgeon who bills under medical and I find myself at point A, after going to 2 separate dentists/oral surgeon in search of them creating this device for me. This is ridiculous. All I want is a Snoreguard for my sleep apnea. Use of the CPAP machine is nuts in my case.
Answer: My husband snores SO FRICKEN loud that I am surprised I am still with him and the neighbors don't complain!!! He recently got one of those Cpaps or whatever it is called... It's a little machine and it has a mask that he puts on which forces air in him while he sleeps. IMMEDIATE improvement. I even let him sleep in our bed again! hahaha. A friend of ours had the surgery. I guess it is a series of several treatments. This is a super "guys guy" and he said it hurt so bad he refused to go past the first treatment... Have you tried the Cpap? You say it is nuts, but have you even tried? It works!
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