The Alpher Center for Sleep Disorders and Jaw Pain
Directory information score: 18/100
Profile updated July 8, 2026
The Alpher Center for Sleep Disorders and Jaw Pain is a dental practice in Washington, DC. Services include Dentist, family practice. Website: http://www.jawpainhelp.com.
Directory information score for The Alpher Center for Sleep Disorders and Jaw Pain
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- Public rating
- N/A/5 → 0 / 35 points
- Review Volume
- 0 reviews → 0 / 20 points
- Listed credentials
- None listed → 0 / 5 points
- Listed press mentions
- 0 mentions → 0 / 3 points
- Web Presence
- 11 / 20 points
- Profile information
- 7 / 15 points
Key facts
- Location
- Washington, DC
- Address
- 1133 20th St NW
- Website
- http://www.jawpainhelp.com
- Phone
- +12022234564
- ejalpher@earthlink.net
Frequently asked questions
- Is The Alpher Center for Sleep Disorders and Jaw Pain accepting new patients?
- New patient availability for The Alpher Center for Sleep Disorders and Jaw Pain is not listed in our directory. Contact the practice directly at +12022234564 to confirm.
- What dental services does The Alpher Center for Sleep Disorders and Jaw Pain offer?
- The Alpher Center for Sleep Disorders and Jaw Pain's specific services are not yet catalogued in our directory. Review the practice's website at http://www.jawpainhelp.com or contact the practice directly.
- What insurance does The Alpher Center for Sleep Disorders and Jaw Pain accept?
- Insurance information for The Alpher Center for Sleep Disorders and Jaw Pain is not listed in our directory. Contact the practice directly to verify accepted plans.
- How do I contact The Alpher Center for Sleep Disorders and Jaw Pain?
- To contact The Alpher Center for Sleep Disorders and Jaw Pain: Visit http://www.jawpainhelp.com to review their services, or call +12022234564, or email ejalpher@earthlink.net. Most practices ask about insurance, availability, and dental history before scheduling a new patient appointment.