Chase Dental Sleepcare is focused exclusively in Sleep and TMJ disorders. We combine decades of experience, comprehensive diagnostics and advanced therapies for those suffering from unhealthy sleep, TMJ pain and other symptoms. Our unique practice has helped thousands of patients experience healthy sleep and freedom from life altering TMJ pain.
Medical institutions like Mount Sinai refer patients to Chase when advanced dental medicine is needed. Our practice has pioneered the relationship between TMJ and sleep health.
Can we help you? Let’s find out together. Our screening protocols for both sleep health and TMJ will help you better understand what’s possible.
Let’s decide whether a visit to one of our many NY metro area locations makes sense.
Call us today at: 516-506-0000
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Our diagnostic approach is not only comprehensive in scope but also incorporates the best current research in dental sleep and TMJ therapy. We always test and screen for both sleep and TMJ with all of our new patients. We don’t have a one size fits all therapeutic approach. We employ a wide range of protocols and recommend other medical specialties when indicated.
Multiple integrated therapies are often indicated, especially in the treatment of TMJ. Our clinicians are trained to deliver various therapies and to call on other medical disciplines when indicated to achieve optimal results.
Sleep and TMJ disorders often overlap. The treatment of either sleep or TMJ also impacts the other malady in many ways. A practice focused on both illnesses provides unique opportunities to improve overall patient health in very significant ways.
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a common sleep disorder that affects millions of people worldwide. While its primary hallmark is disrupted breathing during sleep, OSA can have far-reaching consequences beyond just fatigue, snoring and daytime sleepiness.
DJ is a 35-year-old female patient suffering from chronic bilateral TMJ pain, clicking, headaches, ear pain and limited opening, which, when she opens, deviates to her right. Here's how we helped her.
Sleep apnea can really take a toll on your physical and mental health. An oral appliance or CPAP machine can help, but you need to know which treatment is best for you. Learn the difference and find out whether you need an oral appliance or CPAP.
"I don't snore anymore and I have more energy during the day (even with an 8 month old baby at home). Thank you so much Chase Dental SleepCare!"
"I saw Dr G. He was friendly, informative and made me feel so comfortable. I'm happy to say I'm sleeping much better and wake up refreshed! Thanks Dr G!"
"From the moment I called Dr. Chase’s office I knew they were different. I highly recommend him to everyone!! Thank you!!"
