Is Dehydration Causing Your Snoring?
If you look at articles on home remedies for snoring, one that comes up commonly is drinking more water. It’s unlikely that dehydration is really making much of a contribution to your snoring. However, [...]
When Should I Worry About a Headache?
When you’ve got a scorching headache, your first instinct might be to head to Google to search your symptoms. More often than not, you’ll come across the worst possible scenarios like cancer or brain [...]
My Jaw Popping Went Away! That’s Good News, Right?
Wrong. Jaw popping and clicking is a sign that the cushioning discs in your jaw joint have been displaced but pops back into place again. When the popping and clicking go away spontaneously, it’s [...]
Can Babies Have Sleep Apnea?
With over 22 million Americans suffering from sleep apnea, it’s no longer an uncommon condition. However, it is significantly less common in children and infants than it is in adults. So is it possible [...]
Vitamin D Supplements Probably Won’t Help Sleep Apnea
If you’re looking for an easy alternative to CPAP for your sleep apnea, you may have come across the suggestion that vitamin D shortages are linked to sleep apnea and that you might be [...]
Choose Halloween Candy Wisely to Avoid TMJ Headaches
With Halloween right around the corner, stores are jam-packed with everyone’s favorite treats. Before you start stocking up on candy for the biggest candy holiday of the year, it might be helpful to learn [...]
Is TMJ Responsible for Your Tinnitus?
Tinnitus can be a very bad diagnosis for many people. If you are diagnosed with tinnitus, you might also be told that there’s no treatment. Many people experience tinnitus that worsens over time, to [...]
Why Internists Refer Patients to Us
The Michigan Center for TMJ and Sleep Wellness has earned a reputation as one of the leaders in dental sleep medicine in Michigan. This leads many doctors in the area to refer their patients [...]
Try Stress Management to Control TMJ
For many people, TMJ is a transitory condition, one that doesn’t require professional treatment. For these people, TMJ is often related to stress. In these cases, managing stress can help get TMJ under control. [...]
