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Snoring is common, and it often affects two people: the person snoring and the person lying awake next to them. Some people snore now and then, after a cold or a late night. For others it happens most nights and starts to wear on sleep, mood and daytime energy in...

A dental bridge replaces one or more missing teeth with a fixed restoration that stays in your mouth; you don't take it out at night. There are two main ways to hold a bridge in place. A tooth-supported bridge is anchored to crowns on the natural teeth on each...

When your jaw aches, clicks or feels stiff, you notice. Many people search for "TMJ" when this happens. Here’s a plain-language guide to what TMD is, what can contribute to it, and how a general dentist in Burlington assesses it.TMJ vs. TMD: what’s the...

Short answer: Jaw clenching means pressing or bracing your teeth together, during the day or while you sleep. It is common, usually has more than one cause, and can contribute to a sore jaw, headache at the temples and tooth wear. Options include habit changes, a...

Many people have questions about neuromodulator treatment for migraine, often because the same type of medication is also used for cosmetic purposes. Here are five common misconceptions and the facts behind them.This is general information. Whether treatment is...

Dentists receive extensive training in the anatomy and function of the head, neck, and jaw, structures deeply involved in many migraine patterns. Injection precision is also a core part of dental training, since administering local anesthetic accurately is...