Hybrid CPAP masks provide airflow to the mouth and nose. Hybrid masks can be slightly lighter than traditional full-face masks, making them more comfortable for some users. They sit under the nose rather than over the nose, with one cushion. These masks are ideal for those who breathe from their mouth and nose during sleep.
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Hybrid masks are versatile, catering to a wide range of CPAP users. This style consists of two main components: nasal pillows and a mouth cushion. The nasal pillows cover the nostrils, while the mouth cushion covers the mouth and creates a seal around it. This design ensures that both the nasal and oral airways are effectively treated, making it suitable for individuals who may breathe through the nose and mouth during sleep.
A primary difference is that hybrid masks typically only cover the lower part of the nose to reduce contact with the nasal bridge. They are particularly useful for individuals who have difficulty maintaining a seal with a traditional full-face mask due to facial hair, facial irregularities, or nose breathers who regularly suffer from nasal congestion.
Some users also find hybrid CPAP masks are less claustrophobic than full-face masks, as they cover less of the face and aren’t so bulky. This can improve the overall comfort and acceptance of CPAP therapy.
Nasal and mouth breathers: These masks are ideal for nasal and mouth breathers as they direct the airflow through the nose and mouth. Those who alternate between nose and mouth breathing will also find these comfortable.
Nasal congestion sufferers: Hybrid masks are ideal if you experience frequent nasal congestion due to allergies or colds. The fuller coverage design means they support changes in breathing when congested.
Those with facial hair: They are particularly useful for individuals who have difficulty maintaining a seal with a traditional full-face mask due to facial hair.
Those who watch TV or read: Hybrid masks are slightly less bulky than standard full-coverage masks, making them ideal for those who read or watch TV before falling asleep.
