… that CPAP reduces apnea-hypopnea index and is more effective than oral appliances. …
, treatment preference, side effects, or study withdrawals between CPAP and oral appliance. …

… In randomized controlled trials comparing CPAP to oral appliance treatment, CPAP consistently
demonstrates normalization of AHI, whereas average AHI remains in the range of mild …

… Apnea-hypopnea index at the prescribed degree of … versus adjustable oral appliances by
baseline apnea-hypopnea index … comparisons of the efficacy between OA therapy and CPAP …

… This study provides the first direct comparison of three different types of oral appliances
for treating severe OSAS. We confirmed that a mandibular advancement device can produce …

… All studies included the randomized comparison of oral appliance (OA) treatment and …
positive airway pressure and oral appliances treatments in mild obstructive sleep apnea (OSAS). …

… A subset of 18 patients additionally underwent polysomnography with TSD as part of a
randomized controlled trial comparing the efficacy of the 2 oral appliances. Findings pertaining to …

… To our knowledge this is the first follow-up of an RCT, comparing the 2-y outcome of oral
appliance and CPAP therapy in patients with mild to severe OSAS. From this current follow-up …

… In randomized trials comparing CPAP to OAs, patients generally preferred OAs: … oral
appliance therapy to have had a CPAP trial but less common for them to be long-term CPAP users. …

… of an adjustable oral appliance (aOA) in the largest patient population studied to date, to
our knowledge, and to provide a comparison with continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP). …

… Given the nature of the questions we have addressed in this review, blinding is not likely to
be possible for oral appliance and CPAP or surgical comparisons. This assessment is in line …