Did you know that our jaws are responsible for more than just eating, speaking, swallowing, or expressing emotions? Yes, we tend to take them for granted, which is why we fail to realize that jaw misalignment can indeed trigger various problems. It can especially affect a child’s sleeping patterns, which are reflected in their concentration
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Trench mouth is an advanced and serious case of gingivitis with symptoms like bleeding gums and ulcers in between teeth and gums. If untreated, it can destroy gum tissue and spread to nearby tissues. Trench mouth is also known as Vincent stomatitis, necrotizing ulcerative periodontitis, and acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis. It is an uncommon condition
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Sleep is essential for our health as it restores our energy, making us feel rested and rejuvenated. Fewer hours of sleep can also lead to increased fatigue and daytime drowsiness. This can be dangerous if you engage in activities that require alertness. Sleep apnea is alarming since severe cases are linked to higher mortality rates.
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Suffering from sleep apnea means you stop breathing intermittently throughout the night. The more severe the sleep apnea, the more frequently your breathing will stop. And the longer you have sleep apnea, the more serious it gets. By age 50, your heart attack, stroke, and death risk dramatically increase. Inspire therapy offers an alternative treatment
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Breathing can stop for more than ten seconds without you noticing. It’s a common ailment affecting all age groups, including newborns and adults. Untreated sleep apnea may force people to wake up or feel tired during the day. The most severe cases could result in dangerous conditions and even death. Sleep apnea affects roughly
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So many people suffer from sleep apnea, some know about it, and others do not. However, as it’s a severe medical condition that can increase fatal health issues, apnea sufferers shouldn’t take it lightly. Here are the most common essential things people with sleep apnea need to know to get a good night’s sleep. Call
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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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Yes, you read this right. Despite always being told to regularly brush and floss you teeth for optimal oral health, the rule changes in the case of dental implants. While you still have to maintain your oral health regimen, you use a different flossing technique for dental implants. Dentists do not recommend using the regular floss
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Are missing teeth making it difficult for you to even give a smile? Are you considering dental implants as a solution, but wonder if it’s worth the money? You are especially skeptical after hearing the many stories about dental implant failure. Well, it is true that though permanent, dental implants may fail. However, the good
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