The Hushd Pro Avera is a clinically prescribed oral appliance for the treatment of snoring and/or mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea. It is also a solution for people who are CPAP intolerant or desire an alternative treatment to CPAP.
The chairside 3D printed Hushd Pro CS-Avera shares the same proven design as the nylon version. The design remains the same, but the 3D printing production method is handled in-clinic (rather than being produced in a lab).
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Good Sleep Co patient, Tate, talks about his experience being fitted for a Hushd Pro Avera and how it changed his outlook on sleep.
Chairside 3D printing enables clinics to deliver same-week Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) treatment. Less overheads, higher profits, better patient outcomes. It’s possible to deliver treatment-ready devices in 3 days, with no lab delays and no waiting.
The Hushd Pro CS-Avera costs under $50 AUD in material costs per appliance with validated resins. It has the same centralised digital design service, powered by the same trusted team as the Hushd Pro Avera Nylon device
Independently tested resins ensure biocompatibility and long-term success. Digital precision guarantees patient comfort and device accuracy. The Hushd Pro CS-Avera design is strength-optimised for in-clinic 3D printing. There are no moving parts and one-piece construction for reliability.
Patients who are identified as benefiting from the device, have an intra-oral scan or physical impression taken by a dentist. The data is submitted to Good Sleep Co. for device production protocols. The custom template is returned back to the dental clinic that requested it. A custom-made Hushd Pro CS-Avera can then be3D printed in-clinic. It is supplied to the patient as a ready-to-use package. (Optional ‘fitting’ of the device involves a dentist checking that the device fits perfectly and is ready for use.)
There are 3 advancement positions or ‘combinations’ as standard for the Hushd Pro CS-Avera (a total of 11 advancement positions available on request). Adjusting the combinations (to progressively move the lower jaw further forward) is called Titration or Mandibular Advancement. The recommended starting combination is Upper 1(U1) with Lower 1 (L1). To advance the combination, U1 stays, but L1 changes to L2. After that it’s U1 with L3.
To assess a patient’s sleep quality, feedback from a sleep monitoring device like the Good Sleep Test, provides real-time feedback, and the option to generate a Specialist Report. The benefit of the Good Sleep Test is that it’s unobtrusive and can be used at home with ease. Patient sleep data is shared directly from the device to the practitioner, making it a practical sleep-review option for both patient and practitioner.
*Based on peer reviewed evidence, treating patients with obstructive sleep apnea
on average increases their life expectancy by 10 years.