Similar to Dr. Larson’s experience, Dr. Samadian is also a graduate of the prestigious University of the Pacific Dental School in San Francisco. In fact, he graduated only a few years after Dr. Larson! He has years of clinical hands on training in full mouth rehabilitation, cosmetics, implantology and Jaw dysfunction disorders. With a parallel clinical interest and pathway, He continued building his particular set of skills over the years by completing training and coursework in TMD and Sleep Breathing Disorders with the American Academy of Facial Esthetics, and the Misch Institute.
STARTING JULY 20TH 2021 PATIENTS WILL BE SEEN AT OUR NEW OFFICE LOCATION
At The San Francisco Center for TMJ and Sleep Apnea, you can expect a welcoming, comfortable environment where our goals are to thoroughly address Head, Face, Neck and Jaw conditions, and their relation to full body wellness. Sleep Breathing Disorders (SBD) are related to these issues and often go undiagnosed, which is why San Francisco TMJ and Sleep Specialist Dr. Larson and his team work to provide the right treatment options.
Listen To Our Patients Explain Their Symptoms and How We Were Able To Treat Their TMJ or Sleep Apnea
Meet San Francisco TMJ & Sleep Apnea Specialists Dr. Amin Samadian and Dr. Greg Larson
Dr. Samadian, a leading comprehensive and advanced dentist in the San Francisco Bay Area, is a double graduate of Tehran Azad University and the University of the Pacific, Arthur Dugoni School of Dentistry.
San Francisco TMJ and Sleep Apnea expert, Dr. Greg Larson, received his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the prestigious University of the Pacific School of Dentistry in 1999.
A 25 year old female who presented with Chief complaints of Jaw Pain, Pain with Chewing, Limited Jaw Opening, Ear Pain, Headache and Teeth Grinding. Patient could not open past 25 mm, about half of normal and jaw joints would pop and click with an abnormal pattern of opening. She was not sleeping or breathing …
San Francisco TMJ and Sleep Apnea
Millions of Americans suffer from TMJ and craniofacial disorders. TMJ stands for temporomandibular joint. It is the joint that connects the lower jawbone to the skull. The human TMJ’s and jaw is essentially a lever system, complex in structure. Unfortunately this system is not ideal in design, often inefficient and subject to problems. TMJ disorder management is included in the larger group of managing Craniofacial Pain disorders, extending not only to the jaw, but the greater head, neck, shoulder and back structures that are neurologically linked to the jaw, but can present as facial pain.
San Francisco TMJ and Sleep Apnea
Millions of Americans suffer from TMJ and craniofacial disorders. TMJ stands for temporomandibular joint. It is the joint that connects the lower jawbone to the skull. The human TMJ’s and jaw is essentially a lever system, complex in structure. Unfortunately this system is not ideal in design, often inefficient and subject to problems. TMJ disorder management is included in the larger group of managing Craniofacial Pain disorders, extending not only to the jaw, but the greater head, neck, shoulder and back structures that are neurologically linked to the jaw, but can present as facial pain.
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