Yanagi, Glenn DDS / Yanagi Dental Clinic

to provide treatment tailored to each patient's needs.
We strive
From general dentistry to periodontal disease, implants, and cosmetic dentistry, we work as a team with specialists. Crown treatment is speedy. "Normally, you take an impression of your teeth, wear a temporary crown for 1-2 weeks, and wait for the crown to be made, but at our clinic, we can make the crown on the spot without a temporary crown."

We are pleased to offer safe X-rays using the latest equipment that uses less than one-eighth the amount of X-ray radiation compared to conventional methods. Anesthesia is provided according to the patient's needs, including general anesthesia, local anesthesia, and gas anesthesia. While appointments are required, we can see patients anytime in case of emergencies such as toothaches or swelling

Services Offered:
● Applicable Insurance:
Various insurance plans (inquire for details)
● Treatment Areas:
General dentistry, pediatric dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, oral surgery, periodontal disease, implants, orthodontics, teeth whitening

[Topics]
Snoring, Teeth Grinding, and Lifestyle-Related Diseases
Q: Are snoring and teeth grinding related to teeth?
A: Yes. Snoring can also cause bad breath. Causes of snoring include obesity, alcohol, and fatigue. Teeth grinding is mainly thought to be caused by stress, poor bite, and snoring, and can worsen temporomandibular joint disorder, stiff shoulders, headaches, pain behind the eyes, and wear down, chip, or crack teeth. Many people who snore also have "sleep apnea syndrome," but most people are unaware that they are apnea. It puts a great strain on the heart and can cause sudden heart attacks, high blood pressure, and strokes. It can also cause problems such as feeling tired and sluggish even after sleeping for many hours, or being suddenly overcome with sleepiness during the day. Even if you don't notice any symptoms of snoring, doctors can detect the possibility of sleep apnea syndrome through dental checkups by examining the patient's breathing, tongue shape, jaw shape, and oral skeletal structure.