Do you suffer from jaw pain, headaches, or disrupted sleep? At Lynden Hills Dentistry, we specialize in treating TMJ disorders and sleep apnea, offering effective solutions that improve your comfort and overall health. Whether you’re dealing with jaw discomfort or poor sleep quality, our team is here to help.
The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is essential for everyday functions like speaking, chewing, and smiling. However, when this joint isn’t working properly, it can lead to significant pain and discomfort. At Lynden Hills Dentistry, we focus on diagnosing the exact cause of your TMJ issues, whether from injury, arthritis, or muscle strain, and create a personalized treatment plan tailored to you.
Sleep apnea is a condition that interrupts your breathing while you sleep, leading to snoring, headaches, and daytime fatigue. If left untreated, it can significantly impact your quality of life. We offer comprehensive treatments for both obstructive and central sleep apnea, designed to restore restful sleep and improve your health.
At Lynden Hills Dentistry, we believe in providing transparent and affordable care.
When comparing options, always consider the long-term benefits of improved health, quality of life, and comfort. We offer flexible payment plans to make treatment accessible to everyone.
Are you ready to tackle your TMJ discomfort or sleep apnea? Contact Lynden Hills Dentistry today to schedule a consultation and start your journey toward a more comfortable, restful life.
If you experience jaw pain, headaches, or difficulty moving your jaw, you may have a TMJ disorder. Contact us for a thorough evaluation.
Yes, sleep apnea can cause your breathing to stop briefly while you sleep, often without you realizing it. This can leave you feeling exhausted the next day.
Some people may experience dryness or irritation in the nose and throat. We offer alternative treatments like oral appliances if CPAP isn’t right for you.
Treatment options depend on the cause of your TMJ disorder. It could involve lifestyle changes, oral appliances, or in some cases, orthodontic treatments or surgery.
Many people feel improvement within a few weeks of treatment, especially with oral appliances or lifestyle changes. CPAP therapy may take longer to get used to, but it’s highly effective in improving sleep quality.