About the Center

A practice focused entirely on sleep and craniofacial pain.

For more than 25 years, our team has dedicated itself to a single mission: helping people breathe, sleep and live without pain — without surgery whenever possible.

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Washington, DC's accredited dental sleep center.

The Center for Sleep Apnea & TMJ is accredited through the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine — a standard only the most qualified offices ever attain. We focus our practice solely on the treatment of sleep apnea, snoring, TMJ disorders, and head and facial pain.

We work hand in hand with your physician and dentist, and when appropriate bring physical therapists, neurologists, or medical sleep specialists onto the team for the most effective treatment possible.

Our Doctors

Board-certified in Craniofacial Pain (TMJ) and Dental Sleep Medicine. Our lead physicians travel internationally to teach other dentists how to properly treat TMJ and sleep apnea.

Our Philosophy

We never give up on patients. Every visit happens in a friendly, professional setting where you are heard — not handed a generic device.

Our Achievements

Featured in The New York Times Wirecutter. A leading DC authority on dental sleep apnea & TMJ with two convenient locations.

The process

What your first visit looks like.

Your initial exam is a focused 15–20 minute history review and evaluation. This screening helps the doctors know whether further evaluation is needed, whether referral is appropriate, or whether simple home care will solve the problem.

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  • We listen to your full symptom history — sleep, jaw, headaches, energy.
  • We screen for sleep apnea risk and TMD signs together, not separately.
  • We discuss insurance, costs and timeline up front — no surprises.
  • If a non-dental specialist is a better fit, we say so and refer you.
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Ready for peaceful nights and healthier days?

Book a free consultation and discover how a custom oral appliance can transform your sleep — without a CPAP machine.