Detailed Introduction
Dr. Daniel J. Burton leads two distinct practices located at 555 Mid Towne St #104b, Grand Rapids, MI 49503: Michigan Sleep Network and Midtowne Smiles.
Michigan Sleep Network is a specialized clinic focused on treating sleep apnea and snoring through oral appliance therapy. Dr. Burton is a board-certified dental sleep specialist and a Diplomate of the American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine (D. ABDSM). The clinic provides custom-fitted oral appliances as a comfortable and effective alternative to CPAP machines. They are in-network with most major medical insurance providers, including BCBSM, BCN, Priority Health, United Healthcare, Tricare, and Medicare, making their services accessible. The Michigan Sleep Network team works closely with physicians and sleep centers in the Grand Rapids area, ensuring coordinated care from screening and testing to follow-up. Patients consistently praise the clinic for its kind, professional staff and the effectiveness of the oral appliances in improving sleep and quality of life.
Midtowne Smiles, also led by Dr. Daniel J. Burton, is a cosmetic and family dental practice with over 45 years of dental experience. The practice offers a wide range of dental services, including teeth whitening, porcelain veneers, dental implants, restorative dentistry, rehabilitative dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, endodontics, prosthodontics, periodontics, and oral surgery. Dr. Burton and his team emphasize individualized care, patient education, and a comfortable, relaxed environment. They are particularly passionate about cosmetic dentistry, aiming to enhance and transform smiles to boost patients' confidence. Midtowne Smiles is known for its state-of-the-art technology and a commitment to earning patient trust, providing a "small private family and cosmetic dental office" experience rather than a corporate one. They also offer screenings for sleep-related breathing disorders, connecting patients with solutions like those offered at Michigan Sleep Network.
Both practices are located at the same address, indicating a collaborative approach to patient care, particularly for those with sleep-related dental needs.
