About San Francisco Dental Wellness
San Francisco Dental Wellness practices at 130 Sansome Street in San Francisco's Financial District, treating the jaw joint, the masticatory muscles and the occlusion as one interacting system rather than as separate complaints. The practice describes TMJ disorder in terms of a triad — the temporomandibular joint, the muscles and the bite — and works through neuromuscular assessment of the joints, jaw muscles and occlusion together to identify the origin of jaw pain, headaches, migraines and orofacial pain. Non-surgical management is the stated approach, using mouth guards, orthotics and physical therapy. Dental sleep medicine runs alongside this work, with mandibular advancement devices used for obstructive sleep apnea, and complimentary sleep screening for current patients. Restorative and cosmetic treatment, including veneers, bridges, crowns, implants and Invisalign, is delivered within the same oral-systemic frame. Treatment can be explained in Spanish or English.
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Brian Kwon
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Practice Details
- Address: 130 Sansome St, San Francisco, CA, USA
- Telephone: +18187811944
- Website: https://www.sanfranciscodentalwellness.com/
- City: San Francisco, CA (all California practices)
Common Questions
How does this practice approach TMJ and jaw pain?
The practice treats TMJ disorder as a triad: the temporomandibular joint, the muscles and the teeth, meaning the occlusion or bite. Through neuromuscular dentistry the severity of the condition is assessed and the joints, jaw muscles and bite are evaluated together, with the aim of addressing the root cause rather than the symptoms and allowing the jaw to heal as those structures return to a harmonious position.
What non-surgical options are used for TMD here?
Treatment options are described as personalised and non-surgical, and include mouth guards, orthotics, physical therapy and other non-surgical measures directed at jaw pain, headaches, migraines and orofacial pain. The practice also states that left untreated, TMJ and jaw pain can progress to chronic headaches, migraines, orofacial pain and other serious complications.
How is snoring and sleep apnea handled?
Dental sleep medicine is a distinct part of the practice, covering snoring, sleep apnea, clenching and grinding alongside TMJ dysfunction. Obstructive sleep apnea is managed with mandibular advancement devices rather than surgical intervention. The office also provides complimentary sleep screening tests to current patients as part of its stated holistic approach.
What restorative and cosmetic work does the practice provide?
Comprehensive treatment is offered for the whole family, including cosmetic work such as veneers, restorative dentistry including bridges and crowns, dental implants and Invisalign. Invisalign uses a custom-made series of virtually invisible aligners with no metal brackets and no wires to tighten, the patient moving to a new set roughly every two weeks until treatment concludes.
Where is the office and how are appointments arranged?
The office is at 130 Sansome Street, San Francisco, CA 94104. Appointments are requested by calling the practice at 415-781-1944. Online payment, in-office membership and payment plans, patient forms and instructions, and a 3D tour of the office are available, and the practice states it can explain treatments in both Spanish and English.