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In the world of TMD (temporomandibular disorder), there are many ways to treat the problem, but it must always begin with a good diagnosis. First and foremost are an MRI and CBCT X-ray of the joints and surrounding areas. The MRI is a magnetic imaging device that looks directly at the discs in the jaw joints. This high-tech machine looks... read more »
Experiencing jaw pain or discomfort can be alarming, especially if it interferes with your daily life. A common issue related to jaw pain is a perforated TMJ articular disc. The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) plays a crucial role in connecting your jaw to your skull, allowing for smooth movement. However, when the disc within this joint becomes perforated, it can lead... read more »
When it comes to showcasing a beautiful smile, many people focus solely on the appearance of their teeth. However, what often goes unnoticed is the crucial role that TMJ health plays in achieving a vibrant and confident smile. Your temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is not just responsible for opening and closing your mouth; it also plays a significant role in your... read more »
Healthy joints play a crucial role in the overall well-being of all individuals, especially seniors who may be more prone to conditions like TMJ disorder. TMJ, or temporomandibular joint disorder, can cause a range of symptoms such as jaw pain, neck pain and difficulty chewing. This disorder in the elderly demographic presents unique challenges, primarily due to factors such as... read more »
Because TMJ Disorder (TMD) is so prevalent in our society, it is important that people become more aware of the problems associated with this disorder. So many people are completely unaware that this is a real thing and how difficult it can make your life. It is unfortunate that so many people suffer from TMD and really have no idea... read more »
What a gorgeous smile means to most of us is a great set of pearly whites that show off how healthy we are and how much we care about ourselves. Caring about your smile also translates into caring about your entire body which just makes good sense. What this means to you is that by keeping all your teeth, your... read more »
In the world of dealing with craniofacial and TMJ disorders, it is critical to look at any asymmetries or irregularities that might exist within a person’s skull. This can be as simple as just visually sitting down in front of that patient and looking at them from a critical viewpoint, or as detailed as taking X-rays from all angles and... read more »