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See Your Dentist Dentists aren’t generally the first healthcare professionals people think about when they experience facial pain or headaches, but they should be. Even if you have thought that your headaches and migraines were related to some other problem…

Tinnitus Tinnitus or ringing in the ears is a common problem that affects about 15 to 20 percent of the people. It is usually a symptom of another underlying condition like muscle dysfunction, wax build-up, ear injury or a circulatory…

There has been a lot of buzz lately about electrolytes and migraines. According to numerous blogs written by migraine sufferers, MDs and scientists, electrolytes can sometimes stop a migraine or prevent one from occurring. But is there any truth to…

Teens with TMD Teens with painful TMD have a much higher risk of headaches and migraines than those without TMD according to a recent case-control study published in the Journal of Pain. Adolescents age 13 to 15 years who were…

There is growing evidence that people who suffer from headaches and migraines are at high risk for having Sleep Apnea.1,2,3 People aged 18-44 3 with a history of chronic migraine, especially men, have a high risk of sleep apnea and…

Migraines Did you know that migraines affect 1 billion people worldwide? In fact, it’s actually the third most prevalent illness in the world. Despite the pervasiveness of the disease, many people fail to realize just how serious and debilitating migraines…

What Is Tinnitus? Ringing, buzzing, hissing, clicking... however you experience it, the problem is the same: It’s tinnitus — and if you’re struggling with it, you’re not alone! That weird ringing in your ears may seem crazy — but it’s…

TMJ disorder If you’re struggling with TMJ disorder, you’re not alone. More than 10 million people in the U.S. suffer from issues with the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), located where your jaw connects to the side of your head. TMJ disorders…

Chronic migraine sufferers know the feeling all too well: Your head is pounding; you feel sick to your stomach; the light in the room feels like it’s blinding you. Some who have continuous migraines can tell exactly when they’re coming…

While lifestyle modifications may not eliminate migraines or headaches completely, they often reduce their frequency and severity. Too often, dental care is treated like it’s optional — but for many people, it’s the only real option they have to identify…

While lifestyle modifications may not eliminate migraines or headaches completely, they often reduce their frequency and severity. Engaging in healthful practices and avoiding environmental causes that can trigger the pain can also cause medical treatment to be more effective. Here…

Migraines affect millions. Migraines affect millions of people but are still, according to Scientific American, "one of the most misunderstood, poorly recognized and inadequately treated medical disorders." Awareness is crucial — not just of the debilitating nature of migraines, but…