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Is Coffee Causing Your Migraines?

For many of us, coffee is part of our daily routine. While one cup of java in the morning might be the perfect pick-me-up, adding too many more caffeinated drinks over the course of the day could be increasing your risk of migraines. That’s according to a new study, which suggests that [...]

By |October 9th, 2019|Bruxism, Migraine, Sleep Apnea, TMJ|Comments Off on Is Coffee Causing Your Migraines?

7 Things That Could Be Causing You to Wake with a Sore Jaw

If you wake up with a sore jaw in the morning, there might be a simple solution, or it might be a sign of serious, even deadly health problems. How can you tell? The best way is to see a TMJ dentist who can eliminate some of the more serious causes. [...]

By |March 20th, 2019|Bruxism, TMJ|Comments Off on 7 Things That Could Be Causing You to Wake with a Sore Jaw

Two TMJ Misdiagnoses We Encounter Often

One of the biggest challenges of getting successful treatment for your TMJ is getting a successful diagnosis. TMJ symptoms often overlap with other conditions, and since many doctors don’t know much about TMJ, they are more likely to put a label on the symptoms that they feel more comfortable with. Since these [...]

By |October 18th, 2018|Bruxism, Migraine, TMJ|Comments Off on Two TMJ Misdiagnoses We Encounter Often

Questions to Ask When Your Regular Dentist Offers You a Night Guard

You’ve discovered that you’re a night bruxer. In other words, you clench and grind your teeth at night while you sleep. Your regular dentist is offering to give you a night guard to protect your teeth from future damage. It seems like a good idea to take it, but before you do, there are some [...]

By |September 19th, 2018|Bruxism, Sleep Apnea, TMJ|Comments Off on Questions to Ask When Your Regular Dentist Offers You a Night Guard

Sleep Bruxism Connected to Sleep Apnea

There are many potential causes of sleep bruxism (teeth clenching or grinding at night), but the most serious is sleep apnea. Many sleep apnea sufferers clench their teeth to help hold their airway open and help them breathe at night. This strategy has only limited success, and over time it can lead to [...]

By |September 26th, 2014|Bruxism, Sleep Apnea|Comments Off on Sleep Bruxism Connected to Sleep Apnea
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