Pennsylvania Dental Sleep Medicine Experts

The average person spends about one third of their life sleeping, normally receiving on average eight hours of sleep per night. Sleep is very important to physical well being and plays an important role in physical and mental health. The quality of sleep a person sustains on a regular basis is just as important as the quantity and also contributes to a person’s health and well-being.According to a 2002 National Sleep Foundation study, more than 100 million people in America fail to get a good night’s sleep on a regular basis. Over 70% of American adults experience sleeping problems at least two to three nights per week, and more than 30% report lack of sleep interfering with their daily activities. In fact, the medical community has recognized that sleep disorders contribute to the development of various medical conditions, such as heart disease, high blood pressure, and diabetes. Fortunately, most sleep disorders can be successfully treated or controlled once properly diagnosed.

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Latest Sleep Information & Research

In this article, sleepfoundation.org talks about just how much sleep a body needs to stay healthy and vibrant. Click here to read more.

The Doctor will see you now

Funny, but these days, going to the doctor usually means seeing everybody else except the doctor – and if you’re lucky enough to actually talk with the doctor, rather than only wave to them down the hall, it’s only for a brief few minutes. You have questions and concerns but they’re just too busy for you.

At the Pennsylvania Center for Dental Sleep Medicine, you will always see the doctor – sometimes both doctors. Every single visit. We’re here for you and we’re always happy to answer your questions and hear your concerns about sleep or any other health issue.

The Doctor will see you now!

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Meet Dr. Terry Gordon

Dr. Gordon has been providing patient care for the greater York and Adams County region since 1985. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology in 1979 from University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) and his Doctor of Dental Surgery in 1984 from the University of Maryland at Baltimore.Committed to a larger 

sense of community, Dr. Gordon has traveled to the mountain villages of the Dominican Republic to provide care for the region’s poorest of the poor. He finds that people there have pretty much the same hopes and dreams about their smiles as his most demanding patients here in the States.
Click here to learn more about Dr. Gordon.