Treatment Options and Payments

Treatments for Facial pain

TMJ Botox Treatment

TMJ Botox is a non-surgical treatment designed to relieve discomfort associated with temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders. By injecting Botox into the jaw muscles, the treatment helps reduce tension, alleviate pain, and minimize teeth grinding and jaw clenching. This relaxation of the muscles can also aid in reducing headaches and migraines caused by TMJ disorders.

Benefits of TMJ Botox:

Reduces jaw tension and pain
Minimizes headaches and migraines related to TMJ
Decreases teeth grinding and jaw clenching
Improves jaw mobility
Provides a non-surgical, quick, and minimally invasive solution

Who Can Benefit from TMJ Botox?

TMJ Botox is ideal for individuals experiencing jaw pain, headaches, teeth grinding, or jaw clenching related to TMJ disorders. It can also benefit those who haven’t found relief through traditional treatments such as mouthguards, physical therapy, or pain medications. If you are seeking a non-invasive approach to reduce TMJ symptoms and improve your quality of life, TMJ Botox may be a suitable option for you.

Learn more about how TMJ Botox can help you find relief and restore comfort to your daily life.

Treatments for sleep and snoring

Revitalize your health through better sleep

Oral appliance therapy

Patients who use oral appliance therapy to treat their snoring and sleep apnea report feeling more rested and refreshed during the day, resulting in improved mood and a more positive outlook on life. Studies also show the therapy can lower the risk of health issues like heart attack, stroke, and depression.
Mandibular Advancement Dental Devices are custom-made oral appliances designed to treat sleep apnea by gently repositioning the lower jaw (mandible) forward, keeping the airway open during sleep. This simple but effective method helps prevent airway obstruction, reducing snoring and interruptions in breathing.

These devices offer several advantages over traditional CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) machines. While CPAP requires a mask, tubing, and airflow, which can be uncomfortable and intrusive, mandibular advancement devices are compact, discreet, and more comfortable to wear. They are non-invasive, portable, and much easier to maintain, making them an ideal solution for those who struggle with CPAP compliance.
Patients who choose mandibular advancement devices often report improved comfort, better sleep quality, and greater convenience, all while effectively managing their sleep apnea.

Payment options

TMJ Botox and Sleep Apnea Treatment

Insurance

Many insurances do not cover these procedures. If you find out your insurance will supplement your cost, we will help file any paper work needed for reimbursement, but you will be responsible for cost up front.

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