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If you find that you are waking up with a sore jaw, or if you are just not feeling as rested as you should be, it may be time to meet with your dentist. These are common signs of bruxism, which is the unconscious grinding or gnashing of teeth. Many people do this unconsciously throughout… Read more »
Chronic stress is an unavoidable part of modern life, and its detrimental effects on our overall health have been well-documented. However, one aspect that often goes unnoticed is its impact on our oral health. In today’s blog, your cosmetic dentistry professionals in Rowlett, TX, explore the connection between chronic stress and common oral health conditions, such… Read more »
Do you wake up with a sore jaw? Or are you finding yourself tired before noon? If you struggle with your sleep, it may be as a result of a common overnight condition. Two of the five most prevalent sleep disorders relate to your oral health, so if you are not receiving a quality night… Read more »
Two of the most prevalent sleep disorders in this country can pose significant risks in your dental health. Not only can these create cosmetic concerns, but also affect your medical future if you allow them to continue uninterrupted. One of these is known as bruxism, which is the grinding of teeth unconsciously. You may be… Read more »
If you are having trouble with your sleep, you may not even know the cause. But unconscious jaw movement can do major harm to your smile and your overall health. There are two main issues that occur with the head while sleeping. These are sleep apnea and bruxism. The first refers to momentary pauses in… Read more »
Why are you experiencing such consistent pain and sensitivity when you wake up each morning? The discomfort that greets you at the start of your day can point to a problem with teeth grinding that happens at night. This problem, known as bruxism, will unfortunately not stop at simply making your mornings less pleasant. Over… Read more »
How worried should you be if you think bruxism is affecting your smile and oral health? If you let the problem go without treatment, there are potentially serious consequences that you can face. This is because the frequent friction can wear down your enamel, which can lead to dental damage. You can also cause problems… Read more »