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Sleep support in Henderson

Snoring & Sleep Apnea Management

Learn about a non-invasive, patient-friendly NightLase laser treatment option.

NightLase

A non-invasive treatment approach

NightLase uses gentle Er:YAG laser energy to heat oral tissue as part of a treatment intended to reduce snoring amplitude and support sleep quality.

No anesthesia is described for this treatment. During a consultation, a provider can discuss the procedure, expected course, limitations, and whether it is appropriate for you.

Important: Sleep apnea can be a serious medical condition. NightLase is not a substitute for medical diagnosis, prescribed CPAP therapy, or other treatment unless your qualified provider advises a change.

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The treatment process

Two treatment stages

1

Preconditioning

Laser energy gently preheats the targeted tissue.

2

Tissue treatment

Additional laser passes treat the selected tissue according to the provider's plan.

Treatment information

NightLase FAQs

What is NightLase?

NightLase is a non-invasive laser procedure that treats selected oral tissue. It is intended to reduce snoring and support sleep quality for appropriate patients.

Who may be a candidate?

Adults concerned about snoring or sleep apnea may request a consultation. A qualified provider must assess each patient's diagnosis, health history, and current treatment.

How many treatments are described?

A full course consists of three separate treatment sessions over approximately six weeks. Your provider will recommend an individualized schedule.

What does treatment feel like?

NightLase requires no anesthesia and is designed to be a gentle, comfortable procedure. Individual experiences may vary.

How long may results last?

Results may last up to a year, and treatment may be repeated. Duration and outcomes vary by patient.

Treatment imagery

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Individual results vary.

Better sleep begins with a conversation

Schedule a consultation.

Call the clinic to discuss your symptoms and whether an evaluation is appropriate.