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NightLase® Snoring Treatment

Fotona laser therapy designed to tighten soft tissue in the throat and reduce the vibrations that cause snoring.

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NightLase dental laser treatment

A closer look at NightLase care.

Before-and-after clinical photos from one patient's NightLase series, shown in order. Select a photo to view it in full size.

Clinical photograph of the soft palate and airway before NightLase treatment began
Before treatment
Clinical photograph of the soft palate and airway partway through the NightLase treatment series
During the series
Clinical photograph of the soft palate and airway after the NightLase treatment series was completed
After the series

These photos document one person's treatment series. Results vary from patient to patient, and these images do not predict individual outcomes.

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Fotona's NightLase overview. Our team can explain how this information relates to your care.

Fotona NightLase information graphic titled The Medical Power of Light, describing laser treatment for snoring and sleep apnea

Snoring can be associated with sleep apnea. NightLase does not replace a sleep-apnea diagnosis or prescribed CPAP care; speak with the clinician managing your sleep care before changing treatment.

Laser therapy for snoring

NightLase is a Fotona laser therapy that targets soft tissues in the throat. It uses Er:YAG laser energy to encourage collagen contraction in the oral mucosa, helping open the airway and reduce the vibrations that create snoring.

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The dental team can explain whether NightLase may fit your needs and how treatment is planned. Because snoring can be a sign of sleep apnea, appropriate medical evaluation remains important.

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Common questions.

How does NightLase work?

NightLase uses Fotona Er:YAG laser energy to encourage collagen contraction in the oral mucosa. The goal is to open the airway and reduce the tissue vibration that causes snoring.

Is NightLase a replacement for a sleep-apnea diagnosis or CPAP?

No. Snoring can be associated with obstructive sleep apnea, which requires medical evaluation. Do not stop prescribed CPAP or other treatment without speaking with the clinician managing your sleep care.