Dental Health
Sleep Apnea Management and Oral Systemic Balance
One effect of sleep apnea is reduction of restful sleep. In other words we are logging in the sleep time but not getting our beauty… Continue Reading
TMJ Surgery Versus the Alternative Lightwire Functional Appliance
Individuals who have been diagnosed with a Temporo-Mandibular Joint (TMJ) disorder usually also suffer from other symptoms such as fibromyalgia, facial pain, neck, and shoulder… Continue Reading
Women, Breathing, Sleep Apnea, Menopause, Posture and More, Part 2
Part Two of Three During the menopause period we see posture changes in women involving an increase in curvature of the lower neck and upper… Continue Reading
Dry Mouth
Reduced saliva flow that results in a dry mouth is a common problem among older adults. It is caused by certain medical disorders and is… Continue Reading
Cap My Front Tooth? Never
“I would never allow the dentist to put a cap (crown) on my front tooth. Never!” This sentiment has been echoed by many of our… Continue Reading
Be Kissable Is Bad Breath Ruining Your Love Life?
Bad breath is the bane of many people's lives. Often you don't even know you have it because you can't smell your own breath. That's… Continue Reading
Throw Away the Mouth Guard
Relief From Teeth Grinding, TMJ Disorders, Jaw Pain, Neck and Back Pain When the foundation of the house is crooked, so is every doorway, floor… Continue Reading
Women, Breathing, Sleep Apnea, Menopause, Posture and More, Part I
Part One of Three The body design priority is for survival. We address this in cardiopulmonary resuscitation referred to as CPR when we sequence our… Continue Reading
The Silent Killer 2
Surprising but true, the major cause of tooth loss in adults is not decay its periodontal (gum) disease a very serious, even deadly condition, which… Continue Reading
Gum Disease Linked To Heart Illness
The most common strain of bacteria in dental plaque can cause blood clots that induce heart attacks when they escape into the bloodstream, according to… Continue Reading