Experiments on primates with blocked nasal passages have demonstrated significant effects on the development and function of oral and craniofacial structures. These…
Primate experiments on oral respiration, particularly those involving blocked nasal passages, have shown significant impacts on the development and function of the…
Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) disorder refers to a group of conditions affecting the jaw joint and the muscles controlling jaw movement. These disorders…
There is an important diagnostic tool that can make a significant difference in how we understand and treat TMJ disorders—the Panorex. This…
In the context of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders, a “click” refers to a sound or sensation that occurs when the jaw moves.…
In a healthy temporomandibular joint (TMJ), opening and closing the mouth involves smooth, coordinated movements without pain, discomfort, or abnormal sounds. Opening…
In dentistry, Canine Rise is a well known concept. But it’s highly misunderstood. Canines, or some people call them “eye teeth”, are…
We are often confused when we see a patient with beautiful perfectly straight teeth and their jaw hurts or clicks. I see…
Did you know that mouth-breathing can cause a lifetime of TMJ pain In the previous blogs we went over what happens when…