Sleep interruptions are common during pregnancy. They’re usually caused by frequent urination or needing to move into a different position to get comfortable. It’s possible, though, that another culprit could be to blame – sleep apnea. If you are snoring or experiencing other related symptoms, such as gasping for air throughout the night or chronic fatigue, keep reading to learn about the risks associated with pregnancy and sleep apnea and how a qualified sleep dentist can help.