Equipment catalog
Philips Respironics DreamWear Full Face
Covers the mouth and seals under the nose without resting on the nasal bridge. It combines the oronasal coverage of a full face mask with a clearer field of vision.
Catalog features
- Top-of-head tube routing — more freedom of movement when turning on the pillow.
- Minimal-contact design: less resting surface on the face.
When this type tends to fit
Aimed at people who breathe through the mouth but want the nasal bridge free — for example to wear glasses in bed, or because a classic full face mask feels confining.
This is ergonomic orientation by mask type, not a clinical recommendation: the fit for your face and your therapy is confirmed by your provider or sleep unit.
Replacement parts for this mask
Parts that wear out with use and are replaced separately. Intervals are for guidance: the manufacturer's manual is the authority.
- Cushion — about every 30 days
- Frame — about every 180 days
- Headgear — about every 180 days
When buying a spare, look for the exact model name and your size: parts are usually not interchangeable between models, not even within the same brand.
Work out your replacement schedule · Replacement parts guide for every mask
Other models of the same type
No purchase links: complete masks require a prescription and professional fitting. Choose the specific model with your therapy provider.