Temporomandibular joint disorders can interfere with an individual’s ability to speak, eat, and swallow with ease. Many patients are familiar with the jaw pain that accompanies TMJ disorder. But did...
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Teeth grinding, also known as bruxism, is one of the most common sleep disorders, specifically a sleep-related movement disorder, in America. According to the American Sleep Association, teeth grinding affects...
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The jawbone, also known as a mandible, is one of the most complex parts of your body. It is connected to your skull by the temporomandibular joints (TMJs), which allow...
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In 2017, Dr. Timothy Mickiewicz was named “The Face of TMJ Therapy” by Sacramento Magazine. His passion for healing his patients driven him to complete extensive education and research on...
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Mild to severe jaw pain can be frustrating or downright debilitating. Jaw pain and soreness can quickly become a quality of life issue as much as a medical issue for...
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If you suffer from recurring headaches, one potential cause is TMJ disorder (also known as TMD disorder). The condition arises when the temporomandibular joints that connect the lower jaw to...
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Patients who are experiencing jaw pain may have difficulty sleeping, chewing, or speaking. Due to the complexity of the jawbone (and the muscles, ligaments, and nerves that connect the jawbone...
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Do you have a "bad bite"? Your upper and lower jaw are designed to fit perfectly together, but for many patients, this isn’t the case. For one reason or another,...
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Millions of Americans suffer from some form of TMJ disorder. This condition can be caused by a number of factors, including trauma, bruxism (teeth grinding), arthritis, malocclusion, genetics, and more....
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Have you ever experienced a pounding headache from sinus congestion? This is a common example of how issues in one area of the head can lead to pain or discomfort…