Best Diet for TMJ
The type of food you eat can trigger your TMJ pain. Therefore, choosing the right and healthy diet is crucial for TMJ healing and for avoiding TMJ pain. Although stress …
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How to Find the Best TMJ Specialist in Los Angeles
Most patients with TMJ disorders (TMD) suffer from chronic TMJ pain and dysfunction for long time before they find the right treatment. So, why the delay in getting TMJ treatment? …
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What are the Symptoms of TMJ Disorder?
Temporomandibular joint disorders (TMD) are a group of condition affecting your jaw joint and related structures. While TMJ pain felt in front of your ear is the most common signs …
The Relation Between TMJ Disorders and Stress
Stress is a normal human reaction to life challenges. Whenever you feel overwhelmed and unable to handle Physical, mental, or emotional difficulties, this is called stress. We all experienced stress …
Halitosis
What is Halitosis? Halitosis or bad breath is defined as an unpleasant smell of the exhaled air, regardless of its cause. Above all, halitosis is a common problem affecting all …
How to Cure TMJ Permanently?
In the word of medicine, some medical conditions can be treated while others can be cured. But, how about temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMD)? We know that we can treat TMJ …
What Kind of Doctor Do I See for TMJ Pain?
Temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMD) is a complex condition. TMJ dysfunction might be felt as pain in the jaw, teeth, ear, neck and shoulders. TMD could also be associated with tinnitus, …
TMJ Treatment Options
TMJ Disorder (TMD) are a wide range of problems affecting 5%-13% of the US adult population. Fortunately, several TMJ disorder pain treatment options are available. These options include lifestyle modifications, …
Simple Jaw Exercises for TMJ Relief
TMJ pain can interfere with normal jaw activities such as talking, chewing, and swallowing. Getting medical treatment for your TMJ pain is very important for long-term fix. However, you might …
How Do You Know If You Have TMJ Disorder?
TMJ stands for temporomandibular joint. Everyone has 2 TMJs, located on each side of the face just in front of the ears. TMJ is a hinge joint to help open …