NightLase® therapy is a non-surgical, non-invasive laser treatment used to increase a patient’s airway by tightening the surrounding oral mucosa and associated tissues.
Sleep apnea has increased in prevalence in recent years and is said to be affecting nearly 18 million people in the US alone, with hundreds of millions affected worldwide.
NIGHTLASE® therapy is a non-surgical, non-invasive laser treatment used to increase a patient’s airway.
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Symptoms include:
Have you been diagnosed with sleep apnea?
Feeling exhausted upon waking
Morning headaches
Chronic fatigue
Restlessness and irritability
Snoring
Difficulty focusing
Nightlase may be a beneficial addition to your care plan or serve as a modality when a CPAP or Mandibular Advancement Device are unable to be tolerated.
The procedure involves applying multiple laser wavelengths to oral soft tissues and the soft tissue surrounding the back of the throat for short increments of time. These wavelengths of light stimulate natural neocollagenesis to tighten, widen, and open the airway.
There is little to no downtime and research shows that Nightlase® an help reduce snoring severity and sleep disordered breathing scores by upwards of 50%.
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How do I know if this service is right for me?
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We understand, making the switch to a biological dentist can bring up a lot of questions, which is why we have you covered with some of our most frequently asked questions.
Where can i find more information?
How do I know if this service is right for me?
common
questions
We understand, making the switch to a biological dentist can bring up a lot of questions, which is why we have you covered with some of our most frequently asked questions.
Are you struggling to wear a CPAP? Do you snore? Do you wake up unrested? NightLase® might be an option for you! Request a consultation to find out more.
where can i find out more information?
HOW DO I KNOW IF IT IS RIGHT FOR ME?
common
questions
We understand, making the switch to a biological dentist can bring up a lot of questions, which is why we have you covered with some of our most frequently asked questions.
