TMJ SLEEP THERAPY
We Treat The Following Sleep Related Breathing Disorders and Craniofacial Pain:
Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Snoring
Chronic Pain
TMJ Pain
Orthopedic Dysfunction
Migraines
Laser Therapy
Fotona’s NightLase can reduce the effects of and decrease the amplitude of snoring by means of a gentle laser treatment of the mucosa tissue.
Jaw Clenching
Jaw clenching is a condition that can lead to a number of problems, including headaches, jaw pain, and tooth damage.
Teeth Grinding
Teeth Grinding (Bruxism) can lead to a number of problems, including headaches, jaw pain, and damage to the teeth. In severe cases, it can even cause jaw joint problems.
Jaw Clicking
If you suffer from Jaw Clicking, we can provide several solutions that can help to reduce or eliminate the clicking sound.
Jaw Popping
If your jaw is popping constantly, it is important to contact TMJ Sleep Therapy Center of Reno so that we can assess the severity of the problem and recommend treatment.
Myofunctional Therapy
Myofunctional therapy is an evidence-based form of treatment that addresses the tongue and facial muscles. It helps improve the function of these muscles, as well as improve overall oral health.
Our Mission:
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Proper Diagnosis and Emphasis on Origin is Key to Successful Treatment
There are 50 TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centres serve patients across the globe. We are committed to providing the highest level of care without surgery.
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Diagnosis & Treatment
Our treatment plans include one or more of the following:
- 9Non-Surgical Rehabilitation
- 9Oral Appliance Therapy (Designed To Decompress Areas Of Stress And Inflammation)
- 9Physical Therapy (Cold Laser Therapy, Trigger Point Therapy, And Prolotherapy)
- 9Nutritional Counseling
- 9Multi-Disciplinary Referrals
Sleep Apnea Diagnosis:
A diagnosis for sleep apnea must be made by a physician after a sleep test is conducted. There are two types of sleep tests:
1. Polysomnogram – in lab sleep study monitored by a technician. This test provides the most accuracy for diagnosis. 2. Home sleep Study – most comfortable because it is done in the comfort of the patient’s home. Although an in lab sleep study is the most accurate, some insurances request a home sleep study first because of its affordability and accuracy.Treatment:
Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) – most common and the standard in treating sleep apnea. Indicated for severe apnea Oral appliance therapy – indicated mild/moderate sleep apnea or patients intolerant to the cPap machine. Benefits include easy to wear, easy to travel. Easy to clean. Oral appliance and CPAP can be combined for optimal breathing as determined by a follow-up sleep study as well as patient symptoms.Phone:
(775) 284-4161
Email:
info@tmjsleepreno.com
Address:
Reno, NV 89523