If you allow a teeth grinding habit to go on unaddressed, you could eventually experience issues like persistent pain, and dental damage. Over time, your smile may be affected by an accumulation of wear and tear, which can even result in harm that makes the placement of a dental crown necessary. The problem affects more […]
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You may notice that you have what you refer to as tooth pain. However, you might not really have any idea what’s causing the problem. Let’s say you don’t think it’s cavities because your teeth have been healthy. Now, let’s say you don’t show any signs of bruxism or having experiencing any trauma. So, what’s […]
Did you know that if you’re dealing with pain in one tooth or even tooth pain throughout your mouth, this might not be the result of cavities or other hygiene-related problems? In some cases, serious discomfort may result from a problem we refer to as bruxism disorder. The short explanation is that you may be […]
If you find that as you take a bite of food, you experience painful chewing, this is generally a sign letting you know that you need our care. Of course, it doesn’t mean that you need to become overly worried. We are here to provide you with whatever type of dental care you need to […]
Perhaps you aren’t dealing with the type of toothache that shows up when you have a cavity. Instead, you notice that your teeth sometimes hurt when you’ve been feeling quite stressed. This might be something you notice throughout the day, in the evening, or when you first wake up in the morning. So, is there […]
You may wonder what’s going on when you take what you think is wonderful care of your teeth … but you still deal with toothaches and other concerns. As you may have guessed, sometimes there are not-so-obvious facets of your daily life that play into the development of discomfort, which can express itself in different […]
Do you have a dull toothache? Maybe a lot of your teeth feel sore. Are you having trouble determining whether that soreness is in your teeth or your jaws? Whatever the case, we encourage you to remember two things. First, you really should take the time to come talk with us. If bruxism or TMJ […]
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There are lots of abbreviations in the world today. Some are funny: LOL. Some are more serious, like TMJ disorder. Your TMJs are your temporomandibular joints: the highly mobile joints that attach the lower jaw to the skull. The TMJs, and the muscles around them must perform many functions. They allow the jaw to open, […]
You may find that you feel a little uneasy about changes you’re noticing in regard to your smile. This might include new sensations or just a general feeling that something is not the way it once was. Or, someone may mention that you’re practicing a habit you don’t think you’re performing. So, how to respond […]
You know that you might have bruxism disorder. However, you also think that you might have TMJ disorder (TMD). The more you learn about it, the more you discover that they tend to overlap, one often causes the other, and they can occur simultaneously. As a result, you may find yourself wondering what types of […]
