Taking care of your smile is a lifelong endeavor, and one that could benefit from an update every now and again. Indeed, your smile is one of your greatest assets, but it faces the threat of various factors and issues on a regular basis. While there are several issues that threaten your health, there are… Read more »
Taking care of your smile often involves more work than many people are willing to put in. After all, there are what seem to be countless factors out there that can pose a significant threat to your oral health, and the unfortunate truth of the matter is that there are significantly fewer factors that serve… Read more »
The last thing you want to experience is permanent tooth loss, especially if it could have been avoided with timely treatment. Indeed, tooth loss is not something that is often kept at the forefront of a person’s mind, but once it occurs, it can be devastating. For these reasons, it is important to seek treatment… Read more »
To stay up-to-date on your oral health, you’ve got to maintain a diligent routine of brushing and flossing. All of the steps you take when you’re awake can help you stave off decay and and damage, however, you may be unaware of harmful behaviors happening while you’re asleep. That’s where conditions like bruxism come into… Read more »
Are you grinding and clenching your teeth? You may not even be aware of it. Grinding and clenching, also called bruxing, is often done while you’re sleeping or deeply concentrating. Often it is someone else who brings it to the attention of the bruxer. Grinding and clenching can do serious damage to your teeth including… Read more »
Do you suffer from bruxism? Also known as teeth grinding, this serious dental health issue can put your smile at risk. Without treatment, you can even increase your risk of developing TMJ disorder. To combat this common problem, your dentist in Vista, CA offers potential solutions for patients who grind their teeth.
TMJ disorder can creep into our day-to-day life, affecting our ability to focus on things we really want to focus on. It can lead to severe headaches or even ringing in the ears. The TMJ is the joint that connects the lower jaw to the skull. Your family dentist Dr. Sabet treats patients for TMJ… Read more »
According to the Mayo Clinic, TMJ-related pain most often occurs to women between 20 and 40 but can often strike other age groups. TMJ pain is disruptive to everyday functioning. The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) connects your jawbone to your skull. It controls the up and down and side to side movement of your jaw. When… Read more »
