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Are Your Teeth Responsible for That Headache?

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Swallowing doesn’t seem like strenuous exercise, but consider the fact that people do it on average 2000 times a day and suddenly it starts adding up.

Most people can handle this rigorous exercise routine, but people with missing teeth or poor tooth alignment have to put a little bit more effort into swallowing, resulting in headaches and jaw pain from strained muscles. The resulting pain can manifest itself in the eyes, ears, sinuses, cheeks, or the sides of the head.

Obviously not all facial pain is a result of missing or misaligned teeth. If you feel pain in the jaw and head, experts recommend you go see a dentist in order to rule out other possible causes of pain such as, TMJ, stress, muscle spasms.

May
13

Which Toothpaste Can You Trust?

With what feels like a million different toothpastes lining store shelves, choosing the right one can feel overwhelming. From whitening promises to “natural” labels and premium pricing, how do you know which toothpaste is actually worth it? Here’s what to look for when selecting a toothpaste you can trust. Toothpaste Credibility: Look for the ADA […]

Apr
29

Texas Boy Overcomes Tongue-Tie After Life-Changing Treatment

You’re probably familiar with the phrase “getting tongue tied,” which refers to feeling too shy or embarrassed to speak. But for 8-year-old Mason Motz in Texas, he’s feeling anything but shy. What is Tongue-Tie? According to an article from Inside Edition, Mason spent the first five years of his life unable to speak a word. […]

Apr
22

What Your Bone Type Could Mean for Dental Implant Treatment

Considering dental implants? One of the most common answers you’ll hear from a dentist is, “It depends.” That’s because many factors affect implant success — including the type of bone at the implant site. Understanding your bone type can help you know what to expect for treatment and healing. The Four Bone Types and How […]

Apr
16

Waxed vs. Unwaxed Dental Floss: Which One Should You Use?

If you’ve ever shopped for dental floss (and you really should!), you may have noticed there are two common varieties of traditional nylon floss: waxed and unwaxed. While they both serve the same purpose, they feel very different and can work better for different mouths. If you’ve ever wondered which type is best, here’s a […]

Apr
9

A Tooth Growing Inside the Nose? A Rare but Real Dental Condition

Imagine visiting your doctor for a stuffy, runny nose that just won’t go away — and discovering that the cause is a tooth growing inside your nose. It may sound unbelievable, but this rare condition has been documented in medical literature. In fact, according to an article from Live Science, one man received this exact […]

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