Sleep apnea and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder are common conditions which have far-reaching implications for your health and comfort.

Customized oral appliance therapy can dramatically improve your symptoms without invasive treatment or awkward, cumbersome equipment.

Think I’m exaggerating? 

*According to the  National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke and the  American Academy of Craniofacial Pain.

What has the treatment done for other people like me?

The effects of both TMJ disorder and sleep apnea are extremely serious and can even shorten your lifespan. Realigning the jaw using an oral appliance can  open a narrow airway for better sleep. In other cases, it can stop patients from clenching and grinding their teeth.

Why delay getting healthy?

1. First, visit your dentist to discuss your symptoms. They may refer you to a sleep specialist for further diagnosis.
2. X-rays, 3-D imaging scans, and sleep testing devices may be used to more accurately evaluate your condition and its effects.
3. Your dentist will then take impressions of your bite to design a customized oral appliance.
4. Wear your appliance while you sleep, as directed. Many patients experience relief after just one night!
5. Make sure to attend follow-up appointments to ensure you are properly managing your condition.

But will it work for me?

Take the First Step TOWARDS BETTER HEALTH TODAY.

Despite the rate of success, oral appliances are not right for everyone. Most importantly, patients must remember to wear the devices consistently in order to achieve any benefit.

Mild cases of sleep apnea and teeth grinding can often be managed with lifestyle changes, such as weight loss, stress management, and massage. In severe cases, sufferers of both sleep apnea and TMJ disorder may require surgery. Others might find the best outcome by combining oral appliance therapy with CPAP.

If your health could be improved with a visit to your dentist, why wait? Join patients like you who are sleeping more soundly and finding relief from debilitating symptoms. Schedule an appointment to learn more.

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