Full Face Masks

A full-face CPAP mask delivers treatment air to both the nose and mouth, allowing you to benefit from CPAP therapy even if you suffer from allergies or the illness, have a deviated septum, or just sleep with your mouth open. Full-face CPAP masks are especially beneficial for patients who require higher pressure settings and, when used in conjunction with heated humidification, can help to minimise dry mouth. Full face masks have historically been worn over the nose and around the mouth, although hybrid versions that cradle the nose rather than cover it are becoming more popular.