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Snoring is something that many people have in common but at some point it stops being a common habit and it turns into a sign of a medical condition. Why do people snore? Snoring happens due to upper aviation route deterrent. The delicate tissues in the upper...

Halloween comes with a whirlwind of exciting activities. Groovy costumes, fun decorations, and of course, scrumptious Halloween candies. Halloween is impossible without its candies. Unfortunately, people who experience TMJ pains might not be able to engage in this festivity to full extent. However, it is...

Bedtime routines—they’re not just for kids. Regardless of age or daily activity level, each person needs quality sleep for their overall health and wellness, mood, and productivity.  Implementing a consistent bedtime routine that prioritizes proper sleep hygiene is the best way to ensure a restful, restorative...

There are hundreds of sleep apps available on the App Store and Google Play, so we’ve compiled a list of our favorites to help you choose the app that’s best for you. How to Sleep Better If you’re determined to sleep better, it’s smart to use modern...

If you’ve started showing signs of sleep apnea, there are some measures you can take to improve your overall health and prevent progression of the disease. The ideas listed below will help you undo the damage that is causing you sleep apnea: Improve Your Diet You may...

How to get the most out of your sleep when suffering from TMD. Sleeping position matters Adequate sleep is necessary to manage symptoms of TMD, but if you suffer from this disorder you likely have a difficult time finding a comfortable sleeping position. The position in which you...

Learn more about a little-known disease that is often linked to TMJ issues. What is Dystonia? According to the Dystonia Medical Research Foundation, “Dystonia is a neurological disorder that causes excessive, involuntary muscle contractions. These muscle contractions result in abnormal muscle movements and body postures, making it...

TMJ can affect anybody. So here are a few TMJ symptoms you can be on the lookout for. 1. Widespread Pain TMJ has been known to cause the entire face and neck area to feel tender. Eye, cheekbone, neck, and lower jaw bone pain may all be...