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There are many ways to manage migraine headaches, and no single option suits everyone. Your physician diagnoses migraine and can explain medications for attacks, longer-term options and lifestyle measures. It is useful to bring a headache diary to your...

Temporomandibular disorders (TMD) affect millions of people, yet many sufferers never connect their jaw symptoms to their migraine headaches. At our Burlington practice, we see daily how TMD can intensify migraine activity through muscular strain and nerve...

Teeth grinding, also known as bruxism, can contribute to jaw-related headaches (headache related to TMD). Migraine itself is diagnosed by a physician, and some people have both. Bruxism places tremendous stress on the jaw muscles, especially the masseter and...

If you live in Burlington and have frequent migraine, the first step is a diagnosis from your physician. Your physician can confirm the type of headache, rule out other causes and talk with you about your options. If you also have jaw pain, clenching or grinding,...

For many people living with migraine headaches, the source of pain isn’t only neurological, it’s also muscular. The jaw and surrounding craniofacial muscles play a major role in headache intensity, frequency, and duration. At our Burlington dental practice, we...

Living with migraines can make it hard to plan ahead. Some days are manageable, while others can disrupt your plans. Neuromodulator treatment is one option that may be discussed for migraine diagnosed by a physician. Its risks, benefits and alternatives,...