QuietNite Laser Therapy Aurora, CO

What Is DEKA QuietNite Laser Therapy?

Snoring and symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) are often caused by weakened, sagging soft tissues in the upper airway. As air passes through, these tissues can vibrate—causing disruptive snoring—or collapse entirely, temporarily blocking airflow and leading to pauses in breathing.

DEKA QuietNite laser therapy offers a non-invasive solution. Using a gentle CO2 laser, the treatment tightens loose tissues, stimulates natural collagen production, and helps open the airway. The result? Improved airflow, reduced snoring, and deeper, more restorative sleep.

How Does DEKA QuietNite Laser Therapy Work?

QuietNite laser therapy uses a gentle CO₂ laser to target and firm up the soft tissues in your upper airway. The treatment is fast—typically lasting around 10 minutes—and surprisingly comfortable. Most patients describe a mild warming sensation or a light popping feeling, similar to the fizz of Pop Rocks candy. Best of all, there’s no downtime. You can return to your usual eating and drinking habits immediately after your session.

Many patients report noticeable improvements in their sleep quality just days after their first treatment.

For best results, we may recommend a series of 3 to 4 sessions, spaced about 3 to 4 weeks apart. Some patients may also benefit from annual maintenance treatments to sustain long-term results.

While QuietNite laser therapy can be effective on its own, it may also be combined with other snoring or sleep apnea therapies to further enhance your breathing and nighttime comfort.

Is QuietNite Laser Therapy Right for You?

The best way to determine if DEKA QuietNite laser therapy is a good fit for your needs is by scheduling a personalized consultation with our team. We’ll review your symptoms, conduct a thorough evaluation, and, if necessary, refer you for a sleep study to assess whether a sleep disorder may be present. Based on your results, we’ll guide you toward the most effective next steps.

In general, ideal candidates for QuietNite therapy:

• Experience frequent or loud snoring
• Show signs of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)
• Are looking for a gentle, non-surgical solution to improve sleep

If you’re tired of restless nights—or your partner is tired of your snoring—QuietNite might be the simple, effective answer you’ve been looking for.