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| You're not the only one…According to H. Dugan’s “Bedlam in the Boudour” (1947): “Twenty of thirty-two Presidents of the Unitied States are proved or believed on a thick web of circumstances to have been nocturnal nuisances in the White House” and “President Theodore Roosevelt once snored so loudly in a hospital that complaints were filed by almost every patient in the wing where he was recuperating” |


This procedure is now approved by Health Canada for snoring and mild sleep apnea. Although this is a new procedure to Canada, worldwide over 30,000 people have received pillar implants. It involves a one-time insertion of three polyester implants into the soft palate done in the office under local anaesthesia. The procedure takes about 20 minutes and normal activities may be resumed at once. The post-operative pain and swelling is mild and much better than any other snoring procedure. Patients can go back to work immediately after the procedure.