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Re: The Crane
DIR By: Knoppe
Date: August 5, 2014, 4:04 pm
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@Puma
It took a while to adjust to sleeping on my back but I didnt't
force it. If your nasal passages are too narrow then I imagine
it'll be a problem during sleep since you'd probably be turning
over to get more air. There is a personal trainer that calls
himself "b reddy" who whas an affordable e-book on sleeping. The
theory is that a bad sleeping posture will reinforce your
posture when you're awake. The book contains some nice tips on
using pillows to prop up different parts of the body to
counteract this. Depending on what your problem is. I found it
quite helpful. B-reddy.org. A great resource aswell.
--- Quote from: Gaia link ---
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> Knoppe, this is very exciting! Great timing. ;)
> So now that you've worn the Crane for a couple of days, have
you been able to do an upward pull? Does the "arm" in front
extend enough that you can get an upward angle?
>
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Sadly no. Since the hooks are angled upwards, they make upward
pulling over a certain angle quite impossible. I'm not too
impressed with it. It is possible to raise the "arm" up but that
reduces it's angle so I have to say that I currently find it
suboptimal. Might be a size issue (I have a medium) and it's
perhaps solved by using something to keep the elastics in place.
Rubber seals or something similar. I'm working on it though!
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Re: The Crane
DIR By: PUMA
Date: August 6, 2014, 3:05 am
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Hey thanks I'm checking out that site. Are nasal passages and
sinuses same thing? I have large sinuses but my nose is small. I
do have breathing problems too but my airway is normal size.
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Re: The Crane
DIR By: Knoppe
Date: August 7, 2014, 3:27 am
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--- Quote from: PUMA link ---
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> Hey thanks I'm checking out that site. Are nasal passages and
sinuses same thing? I have large sinuses but my nose is small. I
do have breathing problems too but my airway is normal size.
>
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I'm not sure. I may have used the wrong term but what I mean is
reduced airflow due to narrow passages. I myself have noticed an
improvement in my ability to breathe through my nose since I
started treatment.
#Post#: 788--------------------------------------------------
Re: The Crane
DIR By: ma6
Date: August 16, 2014, 11:19 am
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I'm very interested in getting the crane, to use for pull
headgear for orthodontics to correct my bite, instead of the
type of headgear that would push on my chin/face...
--- Quote from: Knoppe link ---
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> Sadly no. Since the hooks are angled upwards, they make upward
pulling over a certain angle quite impossible. I'm not too
impressed with it. It is possible to raise the "arm" up but that
reduces it's angle so I have to say that I currently find it
suboptimal. Might be a size issue (I have a medium) and it's
perhaps solved by using something to keep the elastics in place.
Rubber seals or something similar. I'm working on it though!
>
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I would like to understand this. Can you explain this in another
way? Why doesn't raising the post make it pull upward? Where are
the hooks you mention - on your teeth or on the crane?
Also, I understand you sleep on your back. But, is it possible
to sleep on your side with the crane?
Thanks.
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Re: The Crane
DIR By: C
Date: July 7, 2016, 9:10 am
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> @knoppe
>
> There is a doctor who is expert in facial symmetries in my
area and i really wanted to see her but shes quite expensive. Im
planning to buy the crane facemask instead, any new developments
with the crane?
>
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Did you mean to see an expert in treatment of facial asymmetry
(left-right) or other imbalances (antero-posterior)? I saw you
mentioned a-p correction elsewhere. Could you share whom you
wanted to see? If I have a chance to see her I could share info
to return the favor.
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Re: The Crane
DIR By: Gucci Gang
Date: July 7, 2016, 2:11 pm
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Im getting the Crane, hopefully soon
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