
When you have a TMJ disorder, navigating the culinary world can become a challenge. You want things that taste good but won’t cause a flare-up. If you’ve just been diagnosed with the condition, you might still be figuring out which foods can cause problems. Fortunately, there are plenty of appetizing dishes that will work for people with jaw problems. This guide will be able to tell you which foods are the best (and which are the worst) for your TMJ.
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Does your jaw click or pop when you open or close your mouth? Maybe you have recurring facial or neck pain? You might have a disorder of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). With no treatment, inflammation and stress can lead to significant jaw dysfunction. TMD causes a wide range of symptoms that can affect your quality of life, like facial pain and headaches. Here’s what might be behind your TMJ pain. 

Diving into a refreshing pool is a great way to cool off on a hot day. However, is swimming bad for your teeth? The answer might surprise you. Believe it or not, swimming pools are linked to a variety of oral health problems, including dental emergencies. Whether you’re an avid swimmer or you enjoy taking a dip occasionally, here’s what you need to know to protect your smile. 

Your life is busy. If you need a crown, you don’t have the time for multiple dental appointments. You don’t have to delay your procedure until you have more flexibility in your schedule. Did you know you can get the high-quality restoration you need in just one day with a CEREC crown? New techniques and technologies have streamlined the process to save time and money without compromising aesthetics, durability, or longevity. Here’s how long it will take to rehabilitate your smile. 
With Halloween just around the corner, you’re on the hunt for the perfect spooky costume. It’s fun to change your appearance for one day, but you wouldn’t want your smile to mimic a werewolf’s or zombie’s forever. Don’t let a night of trick-or-treating leave a permanent mark on your teeth and gums. Your cosmetic dentist has 4 tips to keep your