TMJ Plus Wellness Center: Becky Coats, DDS

TMJ Plus Wellness Center: Becky Coats, DDS TMJ Plus Wellness Center: Becky Coats, DDS offers more than general dentistry and strives to be a le Dr. Becky Coats has been practicing dentistry since 2000.

She graduated from Texas Tech University with her undergraduate degree and attended the University of Texas Health Science – San Antonio, where she received her Doctorate of Dental Surgery degree. Dr. Coats also completed a two-year Advanced Education in General Dentistry Residency at the University of Texas Dental Branch in Houston. She is the youngest female dentist in the United States that has

accomplished a Master’s in the Academy of General Dentistry, one of dentistry’s most prestigious awards for excellence in advanced hours in continuing education. Dr. Coats provides a spectrum of advanced procedures using the latest information and technology for laser, sedation and Neuromuscular dentistry, sleep apnea alternatives, Invisalign, dental Implant and imaging and advanced cosmetics. Dr. Coats is committed to the art and science of dentistry. Member of the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine. Dr. Coats is working to obtain her diplomat status in the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine. She also maintains memberships with numerous prestigious organizations, including the Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies, the American Dental Association, the Texas Dental Association, the Texas Academy of General Dentistry, and the Fort Worth Dental Society. Away from the office, she enjoys spending time with her family and two dogs, traveling and playing golf. Dr. Coats is dedicated to helping her patients achieve and maintain beautiful, healthy smiles. We are conveniently located at 2631 Ira E. Woods Avenue, in Grapevine, just one mile south of the intersection of Highways 26 and 114. We are on the left side after you pass the light at Kimball Avenue, just behind the new Café Italia. Our regular office hours are Monday from 8am until 5pm and Tuesday through Thursday from 7am until 5pm. For more detailed directions to our current office, please visit us online at www.grapevinedentalcare.com

Summer has a way of slowing life down just enough for us to notice things we miss during the school year.Maybe you’ve no...
06/16/2026

Summer has a way of slowing life down just enough for us to notice things we miss during the school year.
Maybe you’ve noticed your child sleeps with their mouth open. Struggles with restless sleep. Snores. Has difficulty focusing. Or seems to have crowded teeth developing earlier than expected.
What many parents don’t realize is that the muscles of the mouth, tongue, and face play a powerful role in how a child breathes, sleeps, grows, and develops.
Sometimes the smallest signs can reveal the biggest opportunities to support their long-term health.
This summer, take a closer look. The connection may be hiding in plain sight.
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What if the symptoms you’re chasing aren’t the real problem?Jaw tension. Facial pain. Chronic inflammation. A feeling th...
06/12/2026

What if the symptoms you’re chasing aren’t the real problem?
Jaw tension. Facial pain. Chronic inflammation. A feeling that something is “off.”
Your mouth isn’t separate from your body. It’s connected to everything.
When we look beyond symptoms and focus on the root cause, healing often begins in places most people never think to look.
Whole-body wellness starts with understanding the connection.
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Breathing problems don’t always start in the lungs… sometimes they start under the tongue. 👅⚠️A tongue tie can restrict ...
06/10/2026

Breathing problems don’t always start in the lungs… sometimes they start under the tongue. 👅⚠️
A tongue tie can restrict proper tongue movement and affect the way you breathe, sleep, and function every day.

Signs a tongue tie may be impacting your airway health:
▪️ Mouth breathing
▪️ Snoring
▪️ Sleep apnea
▪️ Difficulty breathing during sleep
▪️ Poor tongue posture

When the tongue can’t rest where it’s supposed to, the airway can become compromised over time.

The good news? Proper evaluation and treatment may improve breathing, sleep quality, and overall function.

Have you or your child experienced any of these symptoms? 👇
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Sometimes the missing piece isn’t where you think.Better breathing. Less neck tension. Improved tongue and jaw posture. ...
06/08/2026

Sometimes the missing piece isn’t where you think.
Better breathing. Less neck tension. Improved tongue and jaw posture. Myofunctional therapy helps retrain the muscles that support how you breathe, swallow, speak, and function every day.
If you’re struggling with TMJ symptoms, headaches, mouth breathing, or tension, we may be able to help. 📞 817-481-6888

Jaw pain relief doesn’t always require adding another appointment, workout, or complicated routine. Sometimes the bigges...
06/04/2026

Jaw pain relief doesn’t always require adding another appointment, workout, or complicated routine. Sometimes the biggest changes come from the small things you do every single day. 👏

Your jaw, tongue, posture, and breathing are constantly working together — while you drink coffee, drive, work, swallow, and even sleep.

✨ Simple habits that may help reduce jaw tension:
• Keep teeth slightly apart
• Rest tongue gently on the roof of the mouth
• Breathe through your nose when possible
• Relax your shoulders and facial muscles
• Notice when you’re clenching — and reset

Tiny awareness shifts repeated throughout the day can help calm overworked jaw muscles and improve overall tension patterns.

Your jaw was never designed to stay clenched all day. 🦷

Which habit do you think would make the biggest difference for you? 👇
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Some oral habits may seem harmless in childhood… but over time, they can influence facial growth, bite development, brea...
06/02/2026

Some oral habits may seem harmless in childhood… but over time, they can influence facial growth, bite development, breathing, and overall oral health. 👶🦷

Thumb sucking, prolonged pacifier use, nail biting, lip sucking, and pencil chewing can all place repeated pressure on developing teeth and jaws — potentially leading to changes in alignment and function.

⚠️ Common effects may include:
• Open bite or crossbite
• Narrow dental arches
• Jaw and facial imbalance
• Tooth wear and gum irritation
• Lip incompetence and tongue thrusting
• Changes in airway development

Early awareness and guidance can make a huge difference in healthy growth and long-term function.

Healthy habits support healthy smiles — and healthy development. ✨
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Your posture might not start in your back… it could start in your mouth. 👀The way your teeth fit together can influence ...
05/29/2026

Your posture might not start in your back… it could start in your mouth. 👀
The way your teeth fit together can influence jaw position, head posture, airway function, and even spinal alignment. A narrow arch, uneven bite pressure, or jaw imbalance may create compensation patterns throughout the entire body.

Small shifts in the mouth can lead to big changes in how the body moves, breathes, and feels.

✨ Signs your bite may be affecting your posture:
• Head tilting or forward head posture
• Neck and shoulder tension
• Uneven hips or spinal compensation
• TMJ discomfort or jaw clicking
• Mouth breathing or airway issues

Your body works as one connected system — and alignment matters from head to toe.

Have you ever noticed jaw tension, uneven posture, or chronic tightness that no one could explain? 👇
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A tongue-tie doesn’t just affect speech… it can impact your breathing, posture, sleep, swallowing, and overall oral heal...
05/27/2026

A tongue-tie doesn’t just affect speech… it can impact your breathing, posture, sleep, swallowing, and overall oral health. 👅⚠️
Many people live with symptoms for years without realizing the root cause may be restricted tongue movement.

Common signs include:
• Mouth breathing
• Forward head posture
• Double chin appearance
• Bad breath
• Trouble swallowing pills
• Poor sleep quality
• Needing liquids with meals

When the tongue can’t function properly, the entire body adapts around it.

Have you noticed any of these signs in yourself or your child? 👇
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Mouth breathing is more than a habit — it can be a sign that the airway isn’t functioning properly. 👃⚠️Chronic mouth bre...
05/25/2026

Mouth breathing is more than a habit — it can be a sign that the airway isn’t functioning properly. 👃⚠️
Chronic mouth breathing has been linked to facial development changes, poor sleep, airway restriction, and long-term health concerns.
Common factors associated with mouth breathing include:
▪️ Deviated nasal septum
▪️ Allergies
▪️ Narrow facial structure
▪️ Restricted airway space
▪️ Chronic tonsillitis
▪️ Chronic rhinitis

Early diagnosis matters. The sooner airway issues are identified, the better the chances of improving breathing, sleep quality, and overall health.
Have you noticed mouth breathing in yourself or your child? 👇

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Your jaw changes slowly… until one day the pain, clicking, headaches, or facial asymmetry become impossible to ignore. 😬...
05/22/2026

Your jaw changes slowly… until one day the pain, clicking, headaches, or facial asymmetry become impossible to ignore. 😬
These everyday habits may be silently putting stress on your TMJ and changing your facial structure over time:
▪️ Teeth grinding (bruxism)
▪️ Ignoring jaw clicking
▪️ Chewing on one side only
▪️ Missing back teeth

The earlier you catch TMJ issues, the easier they are to treat before long-term damage happens.
Which of these surprised you the most? 👇
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2631 Ira E Woods Avenue
Grapevine, TX
76051

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 3:30pm
Tuesday 7am - 3:30pm
Wednesday 7am - 3:30pm
Thursday 7am - 3:30pm

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+18174816888

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