Some migraine plans include a medication taken on a regular schedule, while acute medication is taken when an attack starts. Whether a regular plan makes sense, and which approach, depends on your diagnosis, your health history and your preferences. Those decisions are made with your physician.
Questions you may want to ask your physician
• Would a regular, scheduled medication plan make sense for me?
• What side effects should I watch for, and when should I call you?
• How long should I try a plan before we review it?
• Are there lifestyle changes, such as sleep and meal timing, that should be part of my plan?
Some people with frequent headaches also clench or grind their teeth, or have jaw pain. If that sounds familiar, mention it to your physician and to your dentist. At Nabeta Dentistry, Dr. Jared Nabeta, General Dentist, can assess your jaw joint and chewing muscles for TMD, including headache related to TMD, and share findings with your physician.
To book a consultation, call Nabeta Dentistry at (905) 639-6701 or request an appointment online at NabetaDentistry.com/appointment-request. Dr. Jared Nabeta, General Dentist, assesses jaw pain and TMD, including headache related to TMD. Treatment for migraine is offered only for migraine diagnosed by a physician, in coordination with the patient’s physician.