Airway & TMJ Dentistry
in Snohomish County
When your airway and bite aren’t functioning properly, it affects your whole life.
At O2dontics, we help people of all ages—from infants to adults—unlock better health by restoring proper function to the airway, bite, and skeletal growth patterns. By aligning the muscles and bones that support breathing and movement, we create a foundation for long-term comfort, stability, and vitality.
Whether you’re dealing with jaw pain, neck tension, headaches, disrupted sleep, or hoping to support your child’s healthy development, we take a comprehensive, whole-body approach to care.
Led by Dr. Rebecca Taylor, our team focuses on identifying and treating the root causes of dysfunction—not just the symptoms—to promote proper function and lasting results.
Because when the body functions as it should, you feel better, sleep better, and live better.
Did you know…
Sleep apnea is caused by a narrow or obstructed airway, resulting in snoring and chronic fatigue. Untreated sleep apnea increases the risk of heart disease, stroke, and even early death.
~80% are undiagnosed
Who suffers?
Up to 80% of chronic facial pain is linked to TMJ disorders
Nightlase real results
reduction in sleep disruption scores
78%
Improvement in snoring after Nightlase
95%
The O2 difference
At O2dontics, we believe the best outcomes happen when the body is treated as a whole. That’s why our care model brings together Dr. Rebecca Taylor, a TMJ expert and airway-centered biological dentist; Dr. Jason Scoppa, an SOT chiropractor with advanced training in TMJ and cranial work; Lily Corley, a licensed myofunctional therapist who also offers craniosacral therapy, therapeutic massage, and reflex integration; and Dr. Jill Ghormley, ND, a naturopathic physician.
Together, they form a truly integrative team that addresses the root causes of dysfunction—whether structural, muscular, or neurological—by aligning the airway, bite, nervous system, and developmental patterns. We’re proud to be one of the only clinics in the country offering this level of comprehensive, collaborative care under one roof.
It’s a whole-body approach designed to restore proper function, support long-term stability, and help patients of all ages breathe, grow, and thrive.
What We Treat
TMJ/TMD
Dealing with jaw pain, facial tension, neck stiffness, or clicking and popping when you open your mouth? TMJ dysfunction can cause a wide range of symptoms—including chronic headaches, earaches, pressure behind the eyes, difficulty chewing, dizziness, ringing in the ears (tinnitus), limited jaw movement, and even disrupted sleep. These issues are often overlooked or misdiagnosed, but they can seriously affect your quality of life. At O2dontics, we take an integrative, whole-body approach to TMJ care—combining advanced diagnostics and non-invasive therapies to address the root cause of dysfunction, restore proper function, and help you feel like yourself again.
Orthodontics
Our approach to orthodontics supports not just your smile, but your ability to breathe, sleep, and thrive. By focusing on the root causes—like airway obstruction, tongue posture, and jaw development—we create treatment plans that improve both oral and overall health. This isn’t just about straight teeth. It’s about helping you feel your best, function your best, and smile with confidence.
Airway
Airway dysfunction is often the result of poor oral and facial development, low tongue posture, and muscle imbalance—leading to symptoms like snoring, mouth breathing, and sleep-disordered breathing. At O2dontics, we address the underlying structural and functional issues that disrupt healthy breathing. By restoring proper tongue position, muscle tone, and airway space, we help your body access the oxygen it needs to reduce inflammation, boost energy, improve focus, and support long-term health. With advanced diagnostics and a full range of in-house treatment options, we help you breathe better, feel better, and live better.
Breath Better.
Live Better.
Breath Better.
Live Better.
Start your journey
to better health
Ready to take the next step towards better oral and overall health? It’s easier than you may think. Schedule a complimentary 15-minute virtual consultation with Dr. Taylor, and discover the possibilities.
Meet
Dr. Rebecca Taylor
“My goal is to treat people, function, and cause, not just teeth or symptoms.”
While earning her DDS from the University of the Pacific Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry in San Francisco, Dr. Taylor quickly realized the connection between oral and systemic health, and the detrimental effects a suboptimal airway has on the body. Needless to say, this realization set her on a path of lifelong learning and innovation. Her extensive continuing education has provided her with the remarkable ability to truly transform lives with care tailored to an individual’s unique needs.
Meet Our
Integrative Team
Meet
Dr. Jason Scoppa
DC, CSCP, CCSP, PAK
Dr. Scoppa is a certified SOT craniopath with a unique focus on restoring structural balance and nervous system regulation. Known for his integrative, neurologically driven approach, he helps patients move out of chronic stress states and into healing. From TMJ and facial pain to cranial development and complex bite issues, Dr. Scoppa provides specialized care for patients of all ages—often working with those who’ve struggled to find answers elsewhere.
Meet
Lily Corley
DC, CSCP, CCSP, PAK
With 15 years in practice, I weave together Craniosacral techniques with my experience with somatic movement, massage therapy, Myofunctional therapy and other modalities. We work together to create a safe and healing space for you and your body to unwind and find better health. Each session is tailored to your needs. I work with people of all ages but especially love working with children and infants.
Meet
Dr. Jill Ghormley
ND, MAMS
Dr. Jill Ghormley, ND, MAMS, is the first licensed deaf Naturopathic Doctor in the United States. Her work focuses on neurological function and nervous system regulation for patients of all ages, with a special interest in supporting infants and mothers during early development. She integrates extensive clinical experience and research on the vagus nerve, facial and airway development, primitive reflex integration, and Pediatric Sacral Occipital Technique (PSOT) to help children and adults restore balance and optimal function.
What our patients say
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