Experience report
Snoring and the shared bedroom
Night-time snoring because of which the person no longer slept in the shared bedroom; plus a question about a chafing upper lip frenulum.
“Using the FaceFormer has now allowed me to move back into the shared bedroom.”
I bought your FaceFormer about 6 weeks ago. Using the FaceFormer has now allowed me to move back into the shared bedroom 😊. The night-time noise attacks have decreased enormously. I am very happy about that!
I still have one small problem: my upper lip frenulum extends very far down. Because of this, the FaceFormer rubs me sore at that spot. My dentist thought that perhaps the notch could be deepened a little, and then the problem would surely be solved. Now I don’t want to simply enlarge the cut-out with scissors or a scalpel, as I don’t know whether that would create edges that irritate the sensitive lining of the mouth. What can I do?
This report reflects the personal experiences of one individual. Every course is different, and there is no guarantee of results. Please do not stop medically prescribed treatments on your own initiative.
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