Snore Less. Sleep More.

It's Quiet Time in The Woodlands

You know the unmistakable sound of a snore when you hear it. Sometimes, it makes you want to run into another room. Other times, you want to jam earplugs in your ears to get some peace. Snoring is not only an issue for everyone who sleeps near you, but it’s affecting how well you sleep and breathe.

Do you ever get the 8 or 10 hours of shut-eye only to wake up
feeling like you never even went to bed?

Do you always wake up with a dry mouth or a headache you can’t explain?

Do you wake up with a strange/bitter taste in your mouth?

Snoring could be to blame.

Why Do We Snore?

Sometimes while you’re sleeping, air has a tough time moving freely through your mouth and nose. This can occur when you’re struggling with congestion from a cold or other illness. However, it can also be a sign that your airway is narrow or has narrowed over time, causing your tissues to vibrate, erupting in what we all know as a snore.

How Can I Stop Snoring?

There are a variety of treatment options available for patients of all ages who struggle with constant snoring. Most of them work by keeping the airway open for unobstructed breathing.

NightLase® Laser Therapy – This powerful, yet gentle laser technology works by effectively heating the tissues in your airway. When this happens, they tighten up and helps you to snore less and sleep more. It’s been found to provide better breathing and improved health when used in conjunction with your sleep apnea devices.

Is My Snoring a Sign of a Bigger Problem?

There may be instances where your snoring is a part of a bigger problem. When this is the case, the caring team at Huet Dental need to do more than just address your snoring. Part of your evaluation could include the implementation of a Sleep test to help determine if there are more factors at play disrupting you and your partner’s sleep.

It’s Time to Find Relief

The bottom line is this: we want to help you stop snoring. If you don’t have sleep apnea, but snoring is affecting your sleep, Nighlase® may be a good solution for you! For more information about Sleep Apnea and how it may be affecting you, please speak with our experienced dental team and visit our Sleep Apnea Page!

Improve your life and your quality of sleep!

Take some time and talk to us today about your snoring issues. If it’s you or someone you care about, take the time to learn about how snoring can be stopped.

Patient Safety Protocol

We want to assure our patients that we have enhanced our infection control protocols according to CDC guidelines. Here's what you can expect at your next visit.

If you are not feeling well, running a fever, or have a cough, please stay home.
Please wear a mask into the office.
Update your health history online to minimize your time in the reception area.
We ask that only the patient come into the office and that others wait in the car.
We will stagger patient appointments, so please come at your designated time.
You may need to wait in your car until your room is ready if there are more than 2 people in the reception area. We can text you when it is time to come in.
We will not be removing our masks and shields to say hello, for now.

Your safety is of the utmost importance to us. Thank you for helping us by following this new protocol.

Snoring Reduction