Loud, persistent snoring is a common side effect of sleep apnea, a potentially serious sleep disorder which causes breathing difficulties. Patients with sleep apnea are often prescribed Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP). If considering this treatment, you might wonder: Will CPAP stop snoring once and for all? The reality is, many patients find the CPAP device to be uncomfortable to wear at night, which discourages use and defeats the goal of getting a restful night’s sleep.

Dr. Goldberg and the rest of the ENTFPSS staff know how important it is to find a sleep apnea treatment that truly works for you. If you have had limited success with CPAP, our snoring specialists can recommend other effective, non-invasive treatments for sleep apnea.

Will CPAP Stop Snoring?: Finding the Right Solution for You

If you are having snoring difficulties and wearing a CPAP mask to sleep sounds less than ideal to you, here are a few alternative treatments ENTFPSS may recommend:

• Elevoplasty – The Elevo Snoring Intervention Set offers a safe, nonoperative solution to habitual snoring. Known as Elevoplasty, this in-office procedure involves the insertion of three resorbable suture implants into the patient’s soft palate. By slightly lifting the soft palate, Elevo implants can help improve airflow during sleep, thereby reducing or eliminating snoring.
• AirLift™ Sleep Apnea Treatment – AirLift™ is a tiny device which works to open and stabilize the airway, thus providing immediate and lasting relief from snoring and other bothersome symptoms of sleep apnea. Covered by most insurance companies, AirLift™ can be implanted in as little as 30 minutes, right in our office.

These are just a few of the minimally invasive snoring treatments available at ENTFPSS. If you’re experiencing relentless snoring, you may be curious to find out: Will CPAP stop snoring, or is there a better solution for me? Our experts will work with you to create a personalized treatment plan that is appropriate for your lifestyle and condition.

Explore Snoring Treatments with Dr. Goldberg at ENTFPSS

With sleep masks being such a well-known treatment for sleep apnea, it’s natural to wonder: Will CPAP stop snoring? As we’ve explained above, CPAP can work for some, but it’s certainly not the best option for everyone.

Fortunately, Dr. Goldberg of ENTFPSS offers numerous non-invasive treatments to help manage sleep apnea comfortably and effectively. To schedule an in-person or telehealth consultation to discuss your treatment options with a qualified snoring expert, call our office at 215-659-8805.