The answer is YES; you can have both TMD (temporomandibular joint disorder) and OSA (obstructive sleep apnea). Sometimes it can be hard to know which symptoms belong to which disorder, as many are overlapping. For example, some overlapping symptoms of TMD and OSA are as follows: Headaches (especially upon wakening) Jaw Pain Facial Pain Chronic…
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We all know that exercise is beneficial for us. The issue for most of us is making time for exercise. We are so busy all the time that it is way too easy to make excuses and skip going to the gym. The best way to start incorporating exercise back into your life is to…
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It is a widely recognized fact that TMJ disorders (TMD) can stem from an injury or trauma. Any injury that has enough force to break teeth can permanently damage temporomandibular joints, surrounding muscles, ligaments and tendons. Obvious injuries such an a fractured jaw or traumatic head injury typically happen as the result of a motor…
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Most of us probably don’t think of music as a form of medicine or treatment, but you’d be surprised. Studies have shown that music can have long-term cognitive, emotional and social benefits in many areas of healthcare. In fact, music therapy is being utilized more and more in the treatment of neurological disorders such as…
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Please check out our article in Innovative Health Magazine’s Summer 2017 edition titled “Dangers of Underdiagnosis” Page 52 http://www.emagcloud.com/innovativehealthmagazine/IHM422017OnLine4/page_1.html
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