TMJ is the acronym for temporomandibular disorder, where you suffer from the jaw and muscular pain controlling jaw movement. It is painful, and to make things worse, there are many misconceptions. And it’s because of these misconceptions that many hesitate to visit the doctor fearing what they might say. Call Our Office Today at (480)
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Physiologic dentistry is a branch of dentistry that studies the occlusal system that ensures a comfortable and beautiful smile. While routine dental care keeps teeth clean and gums healthy, ongoing evaluations help ascertain how your jaw joints work and if the teeth make contact while biting. Unbalanced bites affect your dental health and are the
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Factors like obesity, aging, and unhealthy lifestyle can worsen untreated sleep apnea. It’s not just about snoring and feeling groggy during the day – it’s a serious health condition affecting your body in many ways. Studies have shown that those with untreated sleep apnea have a lower life expectancy than those who seek treatment. Untreated
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Sleep apnea is an extremely common sleep disorder that occurs when the muscles at the back of your throat relax during sleep. This slackening causes a number of different issues, including difficulty breathing, snoring, and shallow or intermittent breathing. Getting continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) treatment can be pricy. Sleep apnea dentists or therapists recommend
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For many years, sleep apnea was thought to be primarily caused by obesity or other lifestyle factors. However, advances in genetic research have revealed a more complex picture of the disorder. Sleep apnea is a serious condition affecting as many as 30 million Americans yearly. Recent studies have shed light on sleep apnea’s genetic basis,
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Do you frequently wake up exhausted or upset despite getting enough sleep? You could have sleep apnea, a common sleep disorder affecting millions of patients worldwide. Mental health and general well-being are inextricably tied to good sleep. People with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) often suffer from debilitating fatigue, do not feel rested at the end
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