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Can New Acrylic Dental Mouth Guard Cause Breathing Problems?

i have a new acryllic dental mouth guard.after 3 hrs of sleep i wake up and my nose and throat airways are so tight its almost impossible to breath.i dont think my dentist understands this. i have multiple chem sensities.it is not asthma thank you for any ideas......
Tue, 27 May 2014
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Hello:)Welcome to HCM.

Allergy to acrylic can cause local irritation and redness. It is not going to cause respiratory discomfort.
Do not panic.
You did not mention any other symptoms if your face is swollen and lip swelling.
I suppose you have some respiratory infection.

Consult your physician for a skin test if you are allergic to methyl methacrylate.

Hope this helps.
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Can New Acrylic Dental Mouth Guard Cause Breathing Problems?

Hello:)Welcome to HCM. Allergy to acrylic can cause local irritation and redness. It is not going to cause respiratory discomfort. Do not panic. You did not mention any other symptoms if your face is swollen and lip swelling. I suppose you have some respiratory infection. Consult your physician for a skin test if you are allergic to methyl methacrylate. Hope this helps.