When a child sleeps badly, the whole family feels it.
Snoring, mouth breathing, bed wetting, and trouble focusing are sometimes connected to how a child breathes at night. Dr. Mark Musso has spent 30 years in practice helping Garland families sort out what's going on. The first visit is free.
Snoring, a sore jaw, and waking up tired aren't things you just have to live with.
They're often connected to how you breathe while you sleep. Come talk with Dr. Mark Musso and find out what's going on. The consultation is free.
Better sleep often starts with how you breathe.
For kids and adults. A free consultation with Dr. Mark Musso, right here in Garland.
Who is this for?
Family-run in Garland since 1971 · Dr. Mark Musso, Diplomate, American Sleep and Breathing Academy

Signs worth a closer look
These are things people notice. Not diagnoses, just patterns worth talking through.
- Snoring or noisy breathing at night
- Sleeping with the mouth open
- Bed wetting past the age you'd expect
- Restless sleep, lots of tossing and turning
- Tired, cranky, or hard to focus during the day
- Grinding teeth at night
- Snoring, or a partner who has told you so
- Waking up tired after a full night
- Jaw pain, clicking, or morning headaches
- Grinding or clenching
- Waking up with a dry mouth
If a few of these sound familiar, it's worth a conversation. The first one's free.
How you breathe at night shapes how you feel all day.
When breathing is disrupted during sleep, the body doesn't rest the way it should. That can show up in ways people don't always connect to breathing: trouble focusing, irritability, headaches, chronic tiredness.
For children, those same patterns sometimes look like behavior problems or attention issues. For adults, they often look like plain exhaustion.
Dr. Mark looks at the whole picture: how the jaw, the airway, and sleep relate to each other, and what, if anything, can be done about it. That conversation starts with a free consultation.

Your doctor
Dr. Mark Musso
Dr. Mark graduated from UT Dental Branch Houston in 1994 and has been in practice for 30 years. He is a Diplomate of the American Sleep and Breathing Academy and a member of the American Academy for Oral Systemic Health. He sees patients from age 2 to 92.
He practices alongside his brother, Dr. Mike, in the practice their father, Dr. Frank Musso, opened in 1971. Three generations of Garland families have come through this office.
From Garland families
"We absolutely love everyone at Musso Family Dentistry! We initially came to address some issues my son was having with snoring and grinding his teeth at night. They were so good at explaining everything to us and we left with a plan. I can say that he now sleeps well without any problems and the care he has received in each department has been top notch. Definitely recommend them to anyone looking for great dental care."
Vonda Q., Musso Family Dentistry
"The entire staff at Musso Dental is amazing! They treat you like family the moment you walk in the door. I am currently being treated for sleep apnea with teeth trays to help with the apnea as well as straighten my smile. They got insurance to cover the cost when other dental offices didn't even want to try. Dr. Musso is the dentist of the future!"
Bri, Musso Family Dentistry
What happens at the free consultation
We call you back.
Usually within 15 minutes during office hours.
You meet Dr. Mark.
He listens, asks about sleep, and takes a look. [Details to be confirmed with practice.]
You leave knowing what's going on.
And what your options are. No pressure to decide anything that day.
Questions
Ready to find out what's going on?
The consultation is free. Dr. Mark will listen and let you know what he sees. No pressure.
Request my free consultationOr call us directly:
(469) 224-1511513 W. Centerville Rd., Garland, TX 75041 · Mon–Thu 7:30am–4:30pm
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