TMJ care in Austin, TX

Seton Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Seton Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery is listed in Austin, TX (ZIP 78705). NPI taxonomy: oral & maxillofacial surgery (physician). The registry record lists 4 clinicians. Confirm jaw-pain services, insurance and availability with the office; the taxonomy is self-reported, not a TMJ certification.

Editorial illustration of a surgical lamp and jaw shape, used for an oral and maxillofacial surgery listing.

Midtown Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is listed in Austin, Texas. Its registry taxonomy is Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery (physician). This page shows public registry facts only; patients should confirm any services directly with the office.

Legal name (NPPES): Seton Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery. Display-name source: gmaps:2026-11-08. Taxonomy label: Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery (physician). That label does not prove TMJ treatment or board certification.

Registry data last imported 2026-11-08. Details can change — confirm them with the office before you visit.

Clinic

Address, phone and registry identifiers as they appear in the federal NPI record.

Outer view of the mandible from an 1898 anatomy text, showing the ramus, condyle and angle of the jaw bone
901 W 38Th St, Suite 410
Austin, TX 78705
Phone: 512-992-1378
Website: midtownomsatx.com
Organization NPI: 1124598917

Monday: 8 AM-4:30 PM Tuesday: 8 AM-4 PM Wednesday: 8 AM-4 PM Thursday: 8 AM-4 PM Friday: 8 AM-3 PM Saturday: Closed Sunday: Closed

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Clinicians at this clinic

People matched to this organization in the NPI registry, with the evidence for each match.

Muscle attachments on the medial side of the mandible, from a 1914 anatomy text
  • Nolan Jenkins , DDS — Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery (physician); Dentist – Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
    Evidence: NPPES lists the same phone, full street, and ZIP for this person and this organization. That is a shared registry address, not confirmation that the person works at the clinic. Source: nppes:2026-11-08T06:53:26.. NPI 1124456363.
  • Ann Kristovich , DDS — Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery (physician)
    Evidence: NPPES lists the same phone, full street, and ZIP for this person and this organization. That is a shared registry address, not confirmation that the person works at the clinic. Source: nppes:2026-11-08T06:53:26.. NPI 1679799431.
  • Amy McFarling , DDS, MD — Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery (physician); Dentist – Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
    Evidence: NPPES lists the same phone, full street, and ZIP for this person and this organization. That is a shared registry address, not confirmation that the person works at the clinic. Source: nppes:2026-11-08T06:53:26.. NPI 1255866596.
  • Luke Tibbitts , DDS — Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery (physician); Dentist – Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
    Evidence: NPPES lists the same phone, full street, and ZIP for this person and this organization. That is a shared registry address, not confirmation that the person works at the clinic. Source: nppes:2026-11-08T06:53:26.. NPI 1013448885.

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About this listing

What the registry record shows, what it does not show, and how to use it when you call.

Midtown Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery operates at 901 W 38Th St, Suite 410, Austin, TX 78705. The practice is registered under the legal name Seton Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery. Its NPI taxonomy is Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery (physician). The registry lists Luke Tibbitts DDS, Nolan Jenkins DDS, Amy McFarling DDS MD, and Ann Kristovich DDS as associated providers. The office phone and website are listed in the public record.

This directory entry reflects public registration information and does not verify that the clinic evaluates jaw joint and muscle pain. People seeking a TMJ doctor or orofacial pain provider should contact the office to ask whether it evaluates jaw joint and muscle pain and which plans it works with. Appointment details, imaging options, appliance discussions, referral steps, and records requests can be confirmed by phone or through the practice website.

Questions to ask this office

Registry data cannot confirm services, insurance or availability. These are the questions that settle it.

  • Does the office evaluate jaw joint and muscle pain?
  • What imaging is used to assess jaw joint concerns?
  • Is an oral appliance part of the evaluation, and will the office make a referral if needed?
  • Which health plans does the office work with?
  • How can I request copies of my dental or surgical records?

Frequently asked questions

Does the clinic evaluate jaw joint and muscle pain?

Ask the office whether it evaluates jaw joint and muscle pain.

Does the office take my insurance?

Ask the office which plans it works with.

Can the office provide an appliance or referral?

Ask the office whether it provides appliances or referrals for jaw joint and muscle pain.

Services

Service labels carried on this registry record.

  • Oral Surgery

These labels come from the registry record. They describe the practice type on file and do not confirm that a particular treatment — including TMJ treatment — is offered. Ask the office directly.

Related guides

Background reading on jaw pain, diagnosis and treatment options.

What the TMJ is

The temporomandibular joint is the hinge where the lower jaw meets the skull. A disc of cartilage sits between the two bones, and the muscles that close the jaw attach to the mandible. Jaw pain, clicking and locking usually come from this joint or those muscles — not from the teeth themselves.

This record sits in Austin, TX, so the joint problems patients bring here are the same ones the rest of the TX directory deals with — but the treatment route depends on what this particular office records. The NPI taxonomy on this record is Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery (physician), which is what the registry holds and nothing more. 4 clinicians are attached to the record, so you can name who you are asking about when you call.

Read the guide to TMJ symptoms →

1909 anatomical atlas plate of the temporomandibular joint, showing the articular disc, capsule and condyloid process labelled

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