A short drive down Queens Road.
For the established families and longtime residents of Myers Park, a dedicated sleep and TMJ practice, just over in Dilworth.
Dental Sleep Medicine of Charlotte serves Myers Park from East Boulevard in Dilworth, a short drive down Queens Road. It treats obstructive sleep apnea with oral appliance therapy as a CPAP alternative, and treats TMJ dysfunction, clenching, and jaw pain.
Myers Park is Charlotte's grand old neighborhood, the streetcar suburb laid out by John Nolen from 1911, with its curving streets and the century-old oaks that arch over Queens Road into a green tunnel every summer. It's a place of settled, established life: banking and business families, longtime residents who've walked the Booty Loop for decades, and the quiet that comes with mature trees and large lots.
Two things about that population matter for us. Established professionals carry years of accumulated stress in the jaw, the clenching, the grinding, the worn teeth and morning headaches of a demanding career. And sleep apnea becomes more common with age, often hiding for years behind "I've just always snored." Neither has to be lived with, and neither is well served as an item on a general dentist's menu. Here it is the whole practice.
We're a short drive away in Dilworth, on East Boulevard, the two neighborhoods practically share Freedom Park.
From Myers Park to East Boulevard.
- Address
- 1315 East Blvd Unit 260
Charlotte, NC 28203 - The route
- A short drive down Queens Road, then across to East Boulevard.
- Nearby
- The two neighborhoods effectively share Freedom Park; the office sits on the Dilworth side of it.
- Phone
- (704) 978-7790
- Treated here
- Obstructive sleep apnea with oral appliance therapy, TMJ dysfunction and jaw pain, and EMFACE for TMJ. Billed to medical insurance and Medicare, not dental benefits.
The same office also serves Dilworth, South End, and SouthPark.
Questions we hear from Myers Park.
Where are you relative to Myers Park?
We're just over in Dilworth on East Boulevard, a short drive down Queens Road, and the two neighborhoods share Freedom Park between them.
Is oral appliance therapy a discreet alternative to CPAP?
Yes. A custom oral appliance is a small, quiet mouthpiece, no mask, no machine, nothing to travel with. For many established professionals and retirees, it's the treatment they'll actually keep using.
Do you coordinate with my physician?
Always. We work directly with sleep physicians and primary-care doctors, and most treatment is billed through medical insurance and Medicare.
A few minutes away, and it is all we do.
A short conversation is the fastest way to find out whether we can help. Most sleep and TMJ care here is billed to medical insurance.