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Patients with mild to moderate OSA | Yes
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Age 18-18 years | Yes
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no less than 10 teeth in a single jaw, and no posterior tooth loss | Yes
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alveolar bone absorption due to periodontitis of no more than second degree | Yes
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No TMJ diseases | Yes
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WIth at least one condition as listed following |
- AHI tests
- The sleep average oxygen saturation tests
- The sleep lowest oxygen saturation tests
- The longest apnea time tests
- Cross-sectional area of hard palatal tests
- Cross-sectional area of soft palatal tests
- Cross-sectional area of glossopharyngeal tests
- Cross-sectional area of epiglottic tests
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AHI tests | 16.7 |
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The sleep average oxygen saturation tests | 91.1 |
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The sleep lowest oxygen saturation tests | 84.9 |
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The longest apnea time tests | 35.2 s |
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Cross-sectional area of hard palatal tests | 583.91 mm2 |
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Cross-sectional area of soft palatal tests | 94.24 mm2 |
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Cross-sectional area of glossopharyngeal tests | 167.75 mm2 |
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Cross-sectional area of epiglottic tests | 164.04 mm2 |
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Increased saliva |
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Dry mouth | Yes
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Facial muscles aches |
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TMJ discomfort | Yes
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Increased saliva |
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Dry mouth |
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Facial muscles aches |
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TMJ discomfort | Yes
|
- AHI tests
- The sleep average oxygen saturation tests
- The sleep lowest oxygen saturation tests
- The longest apnea time tests
- Cross-sectional area of hard palatal tests
- Cross-sectional area of soft palatal tests
- Cross-sectional area of glossopharyngeal tests
- Cross-sectional area of epiglottic tests
- Increased saliva
- Dry mouth
- Facial muscles aches
- TMJ discomfort
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AHI tests | 7.4 |
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The sleep average oxygen saturation tests | 93.9 |
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The sleep lowest oxygen saturation tests | 88.1 |
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The longest apnea time tests | 29.5 s |
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Cross-sectional area of hard palatal tests | 576.35 mm2 |
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Cross-sectional area of soft palatal tests | 137.96 mm2 |
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Cross-sectional area of glossopharyngeal tests | 204.98 mm2 |
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Cross-sectional area of epiglottic tests | 171.32 mm2 |
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Increased saliva |
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Dry mouth |
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Facial muscles aches |
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TMJ discomfort | Yes
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