Sleep Dentistry
Better Sleep Starts Here.
Campo Dentistry offers NightLase — a non-invasive laser treatment for snoring and sleep-related breathing concerns — as part of a comprehensive approach to your long-term health.
What Is NightLase?
A laser treatment, not an appliance.
NightLase is a treatment performed with our Fotona LightWalker laser, used to address snoring and sleep-related breathing concerns. It is non-invasive — no incisions, no anesthesia.
NightLase is not a substitute for medical evaluation or treatment of sleep apnea. It is one option among several, and whether it fits your situation is a conversation, not an assumption.
Who This May Be Right For
For patients concerned about snoring or sleep-related breathing.
NightLase may be worth discussing if you snore, have mild sleep-related breathing concerns, or haven't found relief with other approaches. Dr. Campo will evaluate whether dental treatment is appropriate for your specific situation — and depending on your case, a medical sleep evaluation may also be recommended.
- Non-invasive — no incisions, no anesthesia
- No appliance to wear at night
- Short in-office sessions; no recovery time
What to Expect at Campo
An evaluation first, treatment second.
The process starts with a conversation about your sleep and your goals, followed by an evaluation with Dr. Campo. If NightLase is appropriate, treatment takes place in the office, using the Fotona LightWalker laser — no appliance to take home, and no downtime afterward.
Sleep, Health, and Dentistry
The airway runs through the mouth.
A dentist sees the airway, jaw position, and oral structures up close — which is why sleep-related breathing concerns often come up in the dental chair. It's one more way dental care connects to your overall health, not a separate specialty walled off from the rest of the mouth.
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Snoring affecting your sleep — or your partner's?
Schedule a consultation with Dr. Campo to discuss your concerns and find out whether NightLase or another approach may be right for you.