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Snoring is common—but it isn’t always harmless. It may be caused by congestion, sleep position, weight, or airway anatomy. In some cases, snoring can be a sign of sleep-disordered breathing. Our dental and orthodontic team can help screen for risk factors, especially when snoring is frequent or paired with daytime symptoms.
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Why people snore
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Narrow airway or nasal blockage
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Relaxed throat tissues during sleep
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Enlarged tonsils/adenoids (common in kids)
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Jaw position or crowded airway space
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Lifestyle factors (in adults)
When to get evaluated
Consider an evaluation if snoring is:
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Most nights of the week
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Loud enough to be heard outside the room
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Paired with pauses in breathing, choking, or gasping
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Causing daytime fatigue, irritability, or focus issues
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If you suspect sleep apnea, schedule a sleep breathing screening and we’ll help guide the next steps.
