What is the best solution for snoring?

There isn’t one single solution for everyone. Snoring can improve with simple changes like adjusting sleep position, treating nasal congestion, or addressing airway issues. An ENT specialist can help you figure out what’s causing your snoring and the best way to manage it.

What is the main cause of snoring?

Snoring happens when air has trouble moving smoothly through your airway while you sleep. This can be due to nasal blockage, relaxed throat muscles, or the way you sleep. When the airflow becomes narrow, tissues vibrate and create the snoring sound.

What questions do they ask about sleep apnea?

You’ll usually be asked about your sleep habits, how often you snore, whether you feel tired during the day, and if anyone has noticed pauses in your breathing at night. These questions help your provider understand whether further testing is needed.

How many people in the U.S. are affected by sleep apnea?

Millions of people in the U.S. live with sleep apnea, and many don’t realize they have it. Because symptoms can be subtle, getting checked when you notice snoring or breathing interruptions can make a big difference.

What are the main risk factors for sleep apnea?

Sleep apnea risk increases with factors like airway narrowing, nasal congestion, weight changes, aging, family history, or certain sleeping positions. An evaluation can help determine which factors may apply to you.

How to sleep with a snoring person?

Snoring can disturb both partners. Using white noise, encouraging side-sleeping, or improving bedroom air quality may help. If snoring is frequent or loud, it may be helpful for the person snoring to get an ENT evaluation.

Sleep & Snoring Treatment Plantation, FL

45%

of adults snore occasionally

75%

of snorers have sleep apnea

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increased heart risk from untreated sleep apnea

Is Your Snoring a Problem?

Check the signs below. These are the symptoms most often connected to disrupted sleep and breathing.

Loud Snoring

Interrupted Sleep

Mouth Breathing at Night

Morning headaches

Daytime Fatigue

Pauses in Breathing

Dry Mouth or Sore Throat

Restless Sleep

Difficulty Staying Asleep

Sleep-Related Breathing Issues

If two or more of these signs sound familiar, schedule an evaluation.

Schedule Your Sleep Assessment

Understanding Why You Snore

Snoring usually comes back to one core issue: airflow.

During your evaluation, we examine your nose and airway and ask about your breathing at night to look for possible causes of snoring.

Blocked Airways
Nasal Congestion
Nighttime Breathing Changes

How We Diagnose Your Snoring

We review your sleep symptoms and assess your airway to recommend the next steps in your care.

Consultation
We discuss your sleep and snoring concerns, listening carefully to understand how they impact your life.
Coordinate Testing
We examine your airway and assess your breathing. When needed, we coordinate a home or lab sleep study.
Personalized Treatment Plan
We create a customized plan to improve breathing and help you achieve deeper, more restful sleep.

Snoring Treatment Options

Treatment plans are built around what your evaluation reveals — not a one-size formula. At our Plantation office, we discuss sleep apnea treatments ranging from lifestyle changes to medical care, based on your evaluation.

Lifestyle Modifications

Lifestyle changes may help reduce snoring. Your plan may address sleep position, weight management, smoking, and alcohol use.

Weight management and healthy nutrition

Sleep position optimization (side sleeping)

Alcohol avoidance, especially before bed

Smoking cessation

Sleep hygiene improvement

Nasal Treatments

Treatment for nasal obstruction aims to improve airflow and reduce snoring.

Prescription nasal sprays to reduce inflammation

Nasal strips to mechanically open airways

Treatment of underlying allergies or polyps

Oral Appliances

Custom-fitted oral devices position the jaw and tongue to keep airways open during sleep.

Custom mandibular advancement devices

Fitted to your dental anatomy

Adjustable for comfort and effectiveness

Tongue retention devices

Non-invasive alternative to surgery

Excellent for mild to moderate snoring

CPAP Therapy

CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) is the gold standard for treating sleep apnea and preventing airway collapse.

FDA-approved treatment for sleep apnea

Multiple mask styles for comfort

Significant improvement in breathing and sleep quality

Non-invasive pressurized air delivery

Modern devices quieter and more portable

Reduces cardiovascular complications

Surgical Options

When other treatments are insufficient, surgical procedures address anatomical causes of snoring and apnea.

Septoplasty for deviated septum

Turbinate reduction to improve nasal airflow

Customized surgical plan based on anatomy

UPPP to remove excess throat tissue

Balloon sinuplasty for sinus obstruction

Why Choose Us For Sleep & Snoring Care

We examine your airway and review your sleep symptoms to recommend treatment.

Experienced Specialists

Our specialists have years of experience treating snoring and sleep-related breathing problems.

Patient-Centered Care

We listen closely to your sleep concerns and create a treatment plan that fits your needs.

Advanced Diagnostic Tools

We examine your airway and review your nighttime breathing symptoms to help identify what may be disrupting your sleep.

Comfort-Focused Environment

We explain what to expect at each step of your sleep evaluation and treatment.

Comprehensive Care Options

We assess sleep and snoring symptoms, arrange testing when needed, and discuss treatment options.

Convenient Locations

Visit our Coral Springs or Plantation office for sleep and snoring appointments and follow-up care.

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