TMJ Therapy Sleep Solution

02/28/2020

Somatization, anxiety, and undermined sleep moderately mediated correlation between GERD, TMD

02/21/2020

A new study says that losing fat in your tongue can alleviate symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). The condition occurs when people stop and start breathing during sleep. Patients wake up randomly during sleep and often snore. The condition can increase the risk for stroke and high blood press...

02/14/2020

Here are four acupressure spots that target jaw tension and pain.

Dr. Ariz and Dr. Arami can help you heal when providing sleep therapy, Craniofacial Relief, and treatment for the TMJ in Los Angeles, California.

02/07/2020

Previous estimates put the worldwide sleep apnea figure at 100 million. Now we know that it’s nearly double that number in North and South America alone!

Dr. Ariz and Dr. Arami can help you heal when providing sleep therapy, Craniofacial Relief, and treatment for the TMJ in Los Angeles, California.

01/31/2020

Important information from the World Health Organization about the

01/24/2020

A new study suggests that 1 in 3 patients with whiplash trauma may experience TMJ pain.

If this is you, please give us a call for an immediate consultation.

01/17/2020

Scientists say younger generations are stressing more, and sleeping less — leading to heightened anxiety levels. And guess what? For some people, the extra anxiety is manifesting itself physically, in their jaw.

01/16/2020

Keep in mind that for most people, discomfort from TMD will eventually go away whether treated or not. Simple self-care practices, such as exercising to reduce teeth-clenching caused by stress, can be effective in easing TMD symptoms.

01/15/2020

Most people know that stress is very unhealthy. In addition to the problems it causes for your immune system, stress has been noted as a factor in disorders. It can also aggravate TMJ dysfunction when you clench your jaw or grind your teeth. Stress management and relaxation training are ways you can combat both stress and TMJ disorders.

01/15/2020

One of the most common negative habits is bruxism. Bruxism, or the grinding of one's while sleeping at night, is becoming more and more common.
In fact, many researchers are beginning to classify this problem as a habitual behavior or a sleep disorder.

01/14/2020

The most common cause of ear pain in an adult is the temporo-mandibular joint or TMJ.

This is because the temporo-mandibular joint is located extremely close to the ear canal and middle ear. When muscles that surround the temporo-mandibular joint become injured or inflamed, pain can radiate through the jaw and up through the ear.

01/10/2020

Jaw pain is at an all time high here in Southern California and across the rest of the U.S.. Throw the New Year into the mix, and you can bet that TMJ disorder