TMJ

You might not even know that you are grinding your teeth, but if you do it long enough you’ll start to notice the pain it can cause. It can also cause damage to your teeth – here are some things you should know about tooth grinding. Why Do People Grind Their Teeth? The medical term […]

Do you often have headaches? Does your jaw hurt when you chew? Have you noticed that your neck and shoulder muscles feel tense and tight all the time? You may have TMJ, and you may think the solution is to pop a few ibuprofen or aspirin every time the pain gets to be too bad

You may have been diagnosed with TMJ, and you may have been diagnosed with tinnitus. Although you may not have thought that the two had anything to do with each other, there may indeed be a link between them. Is it possible that getting treated for your TMJ may help your tinnitus?  The link between

Around ten million Americans suffer from TMD, but many people don’t know much about it. If you are a sufferer and it’s affecting the quality of your life, here are 4 facts you should know: 1.Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction involves the joint that attaches your jawbone to your skull. It can produce painful, annoying symptoms such

Aches and pains are a normal part of life. But they may also signal a more serious problem. Jaw pain and popping is one of those annoying discomforts that you may find difficult to ignore. Temporoalmandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ), is a common condition suffered by millions of Americans. It’s caused by improper alignment of the