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TMJ / OFP / OSA Medical History Form

PDF     For all TMJ, Orofacial Pain, and Snoring / OSA consultations, please download and complete this form prior to your appointment. 

Oral Surgery and Conscious Sedation Medical History Form

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For all oral surgery and conscious sedation consultations please download this form prior to your appointment.

Additional Downloads

New TMJ Appliance Care Form

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Please use this form for instructions regarding the use and care of your new TMJ / bruxism appliance.

Sleep Study Results Explained

PDFPlease use this form for an explanation of all of the results of your sleep study.  

Useful Links

TMJ and Orofacial Pain
The American Academy of Craniofacial Pain
www.aacfp.org

The American Academy of Orofacial Pain
www.aaop.org

Orthodontics and Early Intervention

Dr Derek Mahoney, Sydney Australia
www.fullfaceorthodontics.com

Dr William Hang, California USA
www.facefocused.com

Functional Jaw Orthopaedics, Australia
www.dentalbraces.com.au

Snoring and Sleep Apnoea

Dr Harry Ball
www.sleepwise.com.au

Somnomed Australia
www.somnomed.com.au

Sleep Services Australia
www.sleepservicesaustralia.com.au

Interstate Practitioner List
We regularly receive many emails from patients living interstate and overseas who find our website has a great deal of information that relates to them and their current symptoms.  For many, they have lived with pain and symptoms for a number of years without success from any treatment.  We therefore are often asked, “do you know of a practitioner such as yourself that lives in…..?”

The short answer is yes.  The long answer is that unfortunately experience has proven time and time again, that many people seeking answers to their pain and wishing to improve their quality of life are subjected to unnecessary and expensive irreversible and complex dental treatment. Therefore, whilst there may be many general dentists that have interests in and even may have a good deal of experience in treating orofacial pain and TMJ conditions, snoring and sleep apnoea, and special needs, we only refer patients onward to other specialists and doctors that have practices that dedicate 100% of their time to these areas.  By doing so, we know that these practitioners are experts in their field and that patients will generally find the best opportunity of assistance to the same high levels of standard and best evidence practice that we offer.

Please find a list below of people in your state that work in private practice and may be able to assist:

NSW

Dr Russell Vickers
259 Darling St
Balmain NSW 2041
(02) 9555 6599

Dr Derek Mahony
Randwick NSW 2031
(02) 9314 5533

VIC
Dr Jonathon Tversky
517 St Kilda Rd
Melbourne VIC 3000
(03) 9867 6900
http://www.jonathantversky.com.au

Dr Harry Ball
Sleepwise Clinic (Snoring and Sleep Apnoea)
Lvl 3/ 227 Collins St
Melbourne VIC 3000
1300 101 505

WA
Dr Rob Delchano
St John of God Health Care Clinic
Suite 319/ 25 McCourt St
Subiaco WA 6008
(08) 9382 1200

Dr Ramesh Balasubramaniam
Suite 311/ 25 McCourt St
Subiaco WA 6008
(08) 9382 2325

SA
Dr Tom Wilkinson
250 South Tce
Adelaide SA 5000
(08) 8223 7247

NZ
Dr Greg Reynolds
Somnodontics (Snoring and Sleep Apnoea)
Level 3, Building B
93–95 Ascot Avenue
Greenlane East,
Auckland
+64 9 638 5255
http://www.drgregreynolds.com

San Diego US
Dr Steve Olmos
TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centre
La Mesa, California
(619) 466.2774
http://www.tmjtherapycentre.com

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