Dr. Ann Abdulla, DDS

Dr. Ann Abdulla, DDS Dr. Angham (Ann) Abdulla has 25+ years' experience with personalized patient care focusing on the holistic mind-body-mouth connection. Ozone dentistry.

SMART certified in safe mercury amalgam removal. Appliance therapy for apnea & TMJ.

03/26/2026

Here are some great guidelines for getting the most out of your toothbrush!

03/25/2026

Some folks are defending this clip, saying that taking big bites of food can strain your temporomandibular joint. We don’t think the CEO of McDonald’s was trying to give Americans proper biting and chewing lessons during his very uncomfortable looking video of him taking a bite of a ‘Big Arch’….

Minerals often don't get the attention they deserve - and they are absolutely essential to how we look and feel every da...
03/19/2026

Minerals often don't get the attention they deserve - and they are absolutely essential to how we look and feel every day!
Symptoms like hair thinning, muscle cramps, fatigue, brain fog, and tooth decay could be your body's way of waving a red flag.
The best way to get your minerals is of course, from whole foods. Think leafy greens, nuts, seeds, legumes, and quality proteins - nature's way of keeping you balanced and thriving.

The Anatomy of Snoring: When you enter deep sleep, your throat muscles relax, potentially causing an obstruction in you...
03/18/2026

The Anatomy of Snoring: When you enter deep sleep, your throat muscles relax, potentially causing an obstruction in your airway and vibrating the tissues as you breathe. The intensity of the vibration and sound depends on the degree of airway obstruction and the force of breathing.
If you sleep on your back, the tongue, soft tissues, and even the whole lower jaw tend to fall back, increasing vibration.
Nasal congestion or blockages can also force mouth breathing, increasing vibrations, and noise level.

The TMJs are among the most frequently used joints in your body. Every day, they absorb a tremendous amount of repetitiv...
03/10/2026

The TMJs are among the most frequently used joints in your body. Every day, they absorb a tremendous amount of repetitive mechanical force. In some patients – particularly those with degenerative joint changes or chronic inflammation – the tissues within the joints can become irritated and less resilient over time. This can contribute to pain, clicking or popping sounds, stiffness, or limited opening.
This is when PRP may prove helpful.

Mouth breathing can have a broad spectrum of health risks.
03/05/2026

Mouth breathing can have a broad spectrum of health risks.

03/04/2026

About 25% of people with also have trouble swallowing. Known as , it's a condition that often goes overlooked and underreported.
Both OSA and dysphagia stem from weakened upper airway muscles and reduced sensation in the throat.
Food feeling stuck in your throat, coughing while eating, or unexpected choking episodes are all signs of dysphagia and should not be ignored.

02/25/2026

Jaw issues can be a problem for more than just your mouth.

02/17/2026

It has to be frustrating to be perpetually woken up by a machine that’s supposed to help you sleep! Customized oral devices win again!

Open wide... for all the love coming your way this Valentine's Day!
02/13/2026

Open wide... for all the love coming your way this Valentine's Day!

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24953 Paseo De Valencia #26B
Laguna Hills, CA
92653

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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+19499546478

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A holistic, biological approach to your dental needs

Dr. Angham (Ann) Abdulla provides effective and affordable biological dental care for those in Orange County. Dr. Abdulla is committed to delivering personalized care, working with every patient to develop a holistic treatment plan emphasizing prevention and the use of non-toxic and minimally invasive treatments.

Dr. Abdulla’s compassionate approach to healing is inspired both by her past volunteer work in dentistry, both during her education at Loma Linda University School of Dentistry and afterward, but also by her family.

Dr. Ann’s father and sister both suffered from severe sleep apnea, and her commitment to finding a solution for her family led her to become one of a handful of doctors trained and board certified in the field of dental sleep medicine.

As with her family, Dr. Abdulla is inspired to work with every patient on a minimally invasive and holistic approach to build overall wellness - in body, mind, and spirit - by maintaining or improving oral health. Should your health be impacted by dental burdens, Dr. Abdulla is as tireless in her dedication to seeking solutions.