Dr. Renfroe received his D.M.D. from the University of Alabama at Birmingham in 1994. Since then, he has continued his education with postdoctoral studies at the world-renowned Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies. It was there that he discovered his passion for cosmetic dentistry. After ten years in private practice, he realized that limited dentistry was not enough. The deep satisfaction he received from helping patients renew their confidence and seeing lives transformed by healthy smiles caused him to reconsider his life goals.
Dr. Renfroe doesnt just see his guests as patients, but instead he wants to build relationships and community based on trust, care, and compassion. As an attentive, focused dentist who cares about your health and your confidence, Dr. Renfroe wants to work with you to achieve the smile and health you have been looking for.
When he isnt spending time with his wife Kristi and his children Caroline, Catherine, and Sam, or practicing the dentistry he loves best, you can find Dr. Renfroe outside. A vigorous and active man, Dr. Renfroe enjoys cycling and running for pleasure and in marathons. He once rode all the way from Chattanooga, TN to Destin, FL!
Dr. Conley graduated from Boaz High School in 2000, earned his bachelors degree from Auburn University in 2004, and received his D.M.D. from the University of Alabama at Birmingham in 2008. Since then, he has been practicing dentistry with his brother-in-law, Dr. Renfroe, at Wall Street Dentistry.
Dr. Conley is passionate about helping people of all ages with their dental needs. Like Dr. Renfroe, he strives to keep up with the latest technology and services available to benefit his patients and the practice. Dr. Conley believes in offering the most up-to-date services in a comfortable, friendly environment with kindness and compassion. He knows that a sound dental education is not complete after dental school, so he has already begun taking classes at the premiere center for advanced dental studies, the Las Vegas Institute.
When our body does not receive adequate airflow, our organs are not receiving the air they need to function properly and remain in a healthy state. For some patients, the natural anatomy of their throat, tonsils, and adenoids could be to blame for their sleep apnea disorder. Although women and children can develop sleep apnea, it tends to mostly affect men over the age of 50. Being overweight contributes to ones likelihood of developing sleep apnea.
Another form of sleep apnea disorder is known as central sleep apnea, which is when the brain fails to signal the body that it needs to breathe. Central sleep apnea is associated with the central nervous system and typically affects patients who have suffered a stroke or other damaging effects to their central nervous system.
If left untreated, sleep apnea disorder could result in poor health and loss of interest in your daily activities. Sleep apnea disorders have been linked to more serious health conditions such as heart disease, stroke, diabetes, irregular heartbeat, high blood pressure, obesity, and heart attacks. For some patients, their sleep apnea disorder may interfere with their life, causing them to lose interest in things that once brought them joy.