QuietNite Laser Therapy

If snoring, poor sleep, or airway-related concerns are affecting your daily life, Dr. Chisler may be able to offer a comfortable, non-surgical option worth exploring. Detail Dental now offers QuietNite treatment of the soft oral tissues associated with snoring and compromised airway concerns in a quick in-office procedure. This laser therapy helps tighten tissue, support better airflow, and improve overall sleep quality by targeting areas such as the soft palate, tonsils, and tongue.

A Non-Surgical Approach to Airway Support

Studies show that snoring is often be associated with relaxed soft palate tissue or reduced airway volume. In improving support in these areas by targeting the tissues in the back of the mouth and throat that contribute to these problems, we can help reduce vibration, improve airflow, and support better sleep. QuietNite is a CO2 laser therapy used to treat these soft tissues quickly and easily right in our office with minimal downtime. That’s why Dr. Chisler often recommends it for patients who want a non-surgical treatment designed to improve tissue tone and support more restful sleep. Unlike a removable appliance, QuietNite focuses directly on the tissue itself by stimulating collagen and tightening the treated areas. Moreover, this treatment can also be used as part of a broader sleep or airway plan, including in combination with other prescribed appliances should Dr. Chisler recommend them.

What To Expect During Treatment

At Detail Dental, laser treatments are performed in-office, and the recommended protocol is typically four treatments spaced one month apart. Quick and comfortable, a patient’s treatment typically takes only a few minutes, and they can usually return to normal activity right away. Patients may eat, drink, and resume their day immediately after the procedure.

Dr. Chisler may recommend QuietNite for patients who:

snore regularly
feel they are not getting restful sleep
have airway-related concerns
want a non-surgical option
are looking for added support alongside another sleep appliance or treatment

Learn whether QuietNite is right for you through evaluation with Dr. Chisler.

QuietNite Laser Therapy Q&A

What is QuietNite used for?

At Detail Dental, QuietNite may be recommended for patients with snoring, sleep-related concerns, or compromised airway issues who want to explore a non-surgical treatment option.

What areas are treated?

QuietNite is used to treat areas including the soft palate, tonsils, and tongue.

Is QuietNite surgical?

No. QuietNite is a non-surgical, in-office laser treatment.

Is the procedure painful?

QuietNite is designed to be a comfortable treatment with little interruption to your day. The procedure is intended to be quick, and patients can resume normal activity immediately afterward.

Is there downtime?

There is little to no downtime. Patients can typically eat, drink, and return to normal activities right away.

How many treatments will I need?

Dr. Chisler typically recommends a series of four treatments spaced about one month apart.

Can QuietNite be used with another sleep appliance?

Yes. Treatment may be used alongside other sleep aids or appliances when recommended as part of your overall treatment plan.

Is this procedure covered by insurance?

FSA or HSA funds may be an option for some patients, but QuietNite is often considered an elective procedure, so your insurance coverage may be limited.