Uvulectomy
Stop snoring for household harmony
If your nighttime noises have turned from gentle whispers to rumbling roars, it’s definitely more than just a minor annoyance…especially for those who share your space. Plus, your loud snoring could be a signal that there is a more serious issue at play: sleep apnea. Snoring can be caused by an enlarged uvula, the soft piece of tissue that dangles at the back of your throat. A uvulectomy reduces the size of your uvula to help reduce your snoring problem….thus, providing both you and your bed partner with the quiet, restful sleep you've been missing out on.
What a uvulectomy treats:
What is a uvulectomy & how does it work?
The uvula is the tissue that hangs at the back of the throat. If it’s too large it can vibrate while you’re breathing at night which can produce snoring. At ADVENT, the Uvulectomy is a simple in-office procedure that reduces the size of the uvula by removing a portion of it. When the uvula is smaller, it vibrates less which is what causes snoring.
Why choose ADVENT for a uvulectomy?
Millions needlessly suffer from breathing or sleep issues because they don’t realize that the root of their problem lies in The Breathing Triangle®: the two sides of their nose and throat. It’s why we’ve pioneered a simple proven process to give you relief in three easy steps:
1: Discover the Root Cause
Uncover the source of your issues with a Breathing Triangle Evaluation, CT Scan, and Home Sleep Study (if needed)
2: Get Your Breathing Triangle® Healthy
Optimize your nasal breathing and airway with proven in-office Breathing Triangle solutions. If sleep apnea is a concern, you may continue treatment to keep your throat open while you sleep.
3: Unlock Your Potential
Enjoy more energy, restful sleep, and better quality of life because you can breathe freely – through your nose 24/7, not your mouth.
The simple truth:
References
- Zhao, X, Wang, J, Han, P, Xi, J, & Dong, H. Effect of Uvula Length on Airflow and Pressure Oscillation in a Human Pharynx Model. Proceedings of the ASME 2019 International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition. Volume 3: Biomedical and Biotechnology Engineering. (2019). https://doi.org/10.1115/IMECE2019-11697
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