In our last three newsletters this month, weâve shown you how prevalent temporomandibular disorders (TMDs) are in the general population, offered several suggestions to help you reduce your risk of experiencing these issues, and provided…
There are 22 bones in the face and head, but the lower jawboneâor mandibleâis the only one of these that can move. The mandible connects to the temporal bone of the skull at two points…
Although youâre more likely to hear about pain occurring in certain parts of the bodyâlike the knees, shoulders, and spineâthe reality is that it can strike just about anywhere. The jaw is one region that…
Some of the most common causes of neck pain include sleeping on your neck wrong, sitting or standing for prolonged periods with bad posture—especially from leaning over too much, performing repetitive movements, and carrying a…
About 10—20% of Americans are affected by neck pain at any given time. If you happen to be part of this population and are dealing with neck pain right now, you may be wondering what…
Although you may not pay it all that much attention, the neck has a pretty crucial job to perform. It provides support for the head and allows movement in a variety of directions so you…
