Bruxism

Bruxism, or teeth grinding, is a prevalent condition that affects both children and adults. And even if most people only know it as teeth grinding and not by the more medical term of bruxism, there might be a belief it’s a simple disorder, and there’s not much to know about it. However, there are several […]

When the topic of bruxism is discussed, most often, it revolves around the concern of sleep bruxism or nighttime teeth grinding because of the unique ways it presents itself and how hard it can be to diagnose while its effects take hold. But the most common form of the condition is actually its daytime or

Morning jaw pain and related face pain or headache can have a significant impact on one’s quality of life, affecting basic activities such as eating, speaking, and sleeping comfortably. These symptoms can be debilitating, but understanding the causes of these symptoms is critical to resolving the issue. We’ll take a moment today to explore the

Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is a common condition characterized by jaw pain and dysfunction. Although seeking the professional medical attention of a dental health provider is the best course of action, several jaw exercises or habits can give you jaw pain relief in the meantime. This blog post’s objective is to offer self-care tips and

Bruxism, or teeth grinding, can lead to various symptoms and complications, making it necessary for many to explore alternative treatment options, at least while they seek professional medical treatment. And even then, many dental health care providers will recommend several lifestyle changes and habits to complement effective, long-term treatment of bruxism. Two such options for

It can be a distressing and even scary situation: you wake up and find out it’s painful to open or close your mouth too much. Some people might even find their jaws stuck in a certain position. What they might be experiencing is lockjaw, a condition that can have several causes and also be a

We often underestimate the significance of maintaining oral health, assuming that brushing and flossing alone are enough to keep our teeth in top shape and avoid any dental issues. But after undergoing orthodontic treatment, like braces or fixing misaligned teeth, we suddenly are pressured to know several concepts that we took for granted, with an

You’ve probably heard of Botox, and you likely imagine smooth but stiff faces or maybe some injections for treating migraines. But did you know that a promising new use for Botox and other similar products is as a medical treatment for teeth grinding and jaw pain and disorders? This blog post will explore the efficacy

Bruxism, or teeth grinding, is a condition characterized by the involuntary clenching and grinding of teeth. It can result in dental complications, including tooth damage, jaw discomfort, and headaches. Night guards, whether custom fit or stock mouthguards, effectively alleviate bruxism symptoms because they serve as a protective barrier, prevent direct contact between the lower and