Do you snore or have sleep apnea?
Surgery for snoring & sleep apnea
Welcome
Good sleep is a major contributing factor to good health.
For many adults, snoring and sleep apnea not only disrupt sleep, but create relationship tension, compromise mental health, increase risk of car accidents, and ultimately reduce quality of life.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is Sleep Apnea?
Sleep apnea is a type of sleep disruption that can have serious health consequences. It causes your breathing to periodically stop while you’re sleeping. This is related to the relaxation of the muscles in your throat. When you stop breathing, your body usually wakes up, causing you to lose out on quality sleep. Over time, sleep apnea can increase your risk of developing high blood pressure, metabolic issues, increased risk of car accidents, depression, and other health problems, so it’s important to treat it. If nonsurgical treatments don’t help, you may need surgery.
When is Snoring a Problem?
Most people snore to some degree. Generally speaking it is quite normal. Snoring becomes abnormal if it gets to the point where it is extremely loud and bothersome to others or is accompanied with interrupted breathing.
Our Services
- Snoring Surgery
- Sleep Studies
- Rhinoplasty
- Uvulopalatoplasty
- Expansion Sphincteroplasty
- Turbinoplasty
- Tonsillectomy
Dr. Brian Rotenberg, MD MPH FRCSC
Dr. Rotenberg completed his MD degree at the University of Toronto, and received residency certification in Otolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery from Royal College...
He helped a great deal with my apnea. I had severe apnea and due to the excellent work done by Brian my apnea is now less than 10% of what it was previously. This has had a dramatic improvement in my life.
RateMDs.com | Submitted July 30, 2019