TMJ Disorder Treatment

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The temporomandibular joints (TMJs) are the jaw joints. Disorders with these joints are very common. Some symptoms of TMJ disorders include: – Discomfort in the jaw or face – Clicking in the TMJs – Headaches – A crunching sound when you use your jaw joints – A locking jaw – Discomfort when you chew –… Read more »

Your New Snore Guard Needs Some Daily Oral Hygiene Attention

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Your new snore guard prescribed by ’s , clinic has been designed to comfortably hold your mouth and soft palate in position for improved air flow when sleeping. This will reduce snoring and breathing interruption problems. There are several different styles of snore guards, including tongue stabilizing devices, mandibular advancement devices, as well as boil-and-bite… Read more »

Common Questions About Sleep Apnea

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Did you know that sleep apnea is a common yet serious disorder that can cause high blood pressure, heart attacks, and stroke? Unfortunately, sleep apnea can often go undiagnosed. For that reason, it is important to visit your dentist to determine if you may be suffering from it. Listed below are common questions about sleep… Read more »

The Basics of Sleep Apnea

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Do you suffer from sleep apnea? Sleep apnea is a serious sleeping disorder often associated with snoring. However, just because a person snores, it does not mean they automatically have sleep apnea. Sleep apnea is the result of restricted airflow or faulty brain signals to muscles used to breathe while unconscious. Listed below are some… Read more »

Do You Suffer From Temporomandibular Disorder?

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The joints and jaw muscles that make speaking and chewing possible are referred to as temporomandibular joints, also known as TMJ. Due to the complex nature of the ball and sockets joints that comprise TMJ, these joints can become damaged, resulting in a disorder known as a temporomandibular disorder, known as TMD. Here are some… Read more »