Monthly Archives: April 2012

Let’s face it, root canals are never a fun experience; however, there is an upside: with your root canal you can gain a beautiful dental crown. Whenever you need to undergo a root canal, it’s likely that the tooth in … Continue reading →

Many people feel self-conscious and embarrassed because they have crooked teeth. Often, these people wonder whether people are actually listening to what they say instead of fixating their mouths. Hundreds if not thousands of people worldwide worry about their crooked … Continue reading →

Recently, a company named Deluxe Comfort introduced a pillow specifically designed for people who are suffering from severe TMJ pain. Called the “Better Sleep Pillow,” this product is said to be made using memory foam construction that can support the … Continue reading →

It doesn’t seem imaginable that a problem within the jaw joint, such as an imbalance or misalignment, could possibly mean life or death; however, the story of Vickie Heisler proves otherwise. Vickie suffers from both TMJ and arthritis in the … Continue reading →

According to a new study conducted by the American Chemical Society, the properties of dried licorice root are actually capable of killing the bacteria most notoriously known for causing gum disease, tooth decay, and other oral and dental health problems; … Continue reading →

Both medical professionals and TMJ sufferers alike rarely understand the complexities behind the condition. Many also fail to understand how a bad bite can be the main cause of TMJ pain because most people do not associate the position of … Continue reading →

Though parenthood brings about plenty of new responsibilities, one of the most important – and sometimes forgotten – is taking care of your baby’s oral and dental health. Proper oral and dental hygiene practices should start as soon as possible … Continue reading →

A study recently conducted by a group of researchers out of Sahlgrenska Academy, University of Gothenburg, Sweden, has proved that, in most cases, laughter is an effective medicine, especially when it comes to easing fear and anxiety associated with visiting … Continue reading →

If you have found that you have trouble sleeping at night, falling asleep or staying asleep; it’s safe to say you are not alone. A 2011 study that surveyed 1,500 adults found that 60 percent reported some type of a … Continue reading →