Full Face CPAP Masks

Since full face and hybrid CPAP masks deliver pressurized air to both your nose and mouth, they’re the best choice for people who breathe through their mouth at night. Click through the images below to discover full face and hybrid CPAP masks with modern designs — including some that can be used by people who experience claustrophobia.

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A full-face CPAP mask is a type of sleep apnea mask that covers both the nose and mouth, providing a continuous stream of pressurized air to keep the airway open during sleep. It offers a comprehensive solution for individuals who breathe through their mouth or experience nasal congestion that requires mouth-breathing.

Full-face CPAP masks are best suited for individuals who:
- Breathe through their mouth during sleep.
- Experience frequent nasal congestion or blockages.
- Tend to breathe through both the nose and mouth.
- Have trouble maintaining a proper seal with nasal masks due to facial structure or movement during sleep.

Comfort is subjective and varies among individuals. The most comfortable full-face CPAP mask depends on personal preferences, facial structure, and sleeping habits. However, masks from reputable brands known for their ergonomic designs, adjustable headgear, and high-quality cushion materials often offer greater comfort.

The best full-face CPAP mask depends on individual needs and preferences. Some popular and well-reviewed options include masks from ResMed, Philips Respironics, Fisher & Paykel, and other reputable manufacturers. It's advisable to consult with a health care professional or try different masks to find the one that fits and works best for you.