Full-face CPAP masks are widely used to deliver air pressure to your nose and mouth. We have many options to choose from, with different styles and materials available, so you’ll be sure to find one just right for you! Our full-face Sleep Apnoea masks are made by trusted brands, including Fisher & Paykel, Philips, ResMed and more!
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Full-face masks are the most widely used as they support many facial structures, allergies and different ways of breathing during sleep. Explore our range of full-face masks from popular brands, including ResMed, Loewenstein, Fisher & Paykel and more. These types of masks allow air pressure to reach your mouth and nose during therapy, suitable for nasal or mouth breathers.
Mouth breathers: A full-face mask is necessary if you are a “mouth breather” during sleep and cannot keep your mouth closed while using a CPAP machine. It covers both your nose and mouth, ensuring that air pressure is delivered effectively.
Nasal congestion and allergy sufferers: If you often have nasal congestion due to allergies, colds, or sinus issues, a full-face mask can be helpful because it allows you to breathe through your mouth when your nasal passages are blocked.
Active sleepers: Full-face masks stay in place better than nasal masks or pillows, making them suitable for restless sleepers who shift positions frequently during the night.
Those with facial hair: If you have a beard or facial hair that interferes with the seal of a nasal mask or nasal pillows, a full-face mask can provide a more reliable seal and ensure effective therapy.
Experience leaks with other mask styles: Some individuals may have trouble getting a proper seal with nasal masks or nasal pillows, leading to air leaks. A full-face mask can be a solution as it covers a larger area and may be more forgiving when it comes to leaks.
Those requiring higher pressure: For those who need higher air pressure settings, a full-face mask can be more comfortable and effective in delivering the required pressure throughout the night.
Contact us for our expertise and support if you are unsure what mask to choose.
Although full-face masks are bigger than nasal masks, you can sleep on your side when using a CPAP pillow. These types of pillows are designed with special cut-outs for your mask to sit in comfortably.
Yes, it is recommended to use a full face mask if you breathe through your mouth. This is because it allows the air pressure to be delivered to both your nose and mouth.
