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Headache, caused by bruxism
Do you suffer from headaches, jaw pain or toothache? Bruxism can be the cause of migraines and headaches, back pain, dizziness and even facial deformity. Many dentists consider
Do you suffer from headaches, jaw pain or toothache? Bruxism can be the cause of migraines and headaches, back pain, dizziness and even facial deformity. Many dentists consider
Sleep apnoea is a potentially serious sleep disorder in which breathing repeatedly stops and restarts. Apnoea occurs when the muscles in the back of the
Does breathing through the mouth deform the face? This is one of the questions most frequently asked at our dental clinic in Valencia by mothers and fathers concerned about the health of their children.
The answer is NO, clearly no. These are some of the doubts that adults and seniors have when considering invisible orthodontics. I AM
Tooth loss is unfortunately more common than we think. The loss of these teeth can be caused by dental trauma, tooth decay, caused by bruxism, or even by the loss of a tooth from a tooth extraction.
Pregnancy affects almost every aspect of a woman's life, including her oral health. It is important to take care of your mouth and teeth during pregnancy. To help
First of all, we must say that planning a case with Invisalign technique requires a total and absolute control of the treatment sequence, since it is necessary to plan every single case.
Statistics show that 7.4% of children have primary snoring during sleep and between 2% and 4% have obstructive sleep apnoeas or hypoapnoeas syndrome.
Ankyloglossia or short lingual frenulum is behind many cases of breastfeeding failure. Although the first enemy of ankyloglossia is breastfeeding, there are other enemies, such as
Mouth breather syndrome produces several alterations in the stomatognathic apparatus that affect the child aesthetically, functionally and psychologically. In the following post, we will focus on the alterations
Forbes magazine has published an article that sums up very well what we have been telling you all along about the importance of breathing. You might be thinking: why
All babies suck their thumbs in the womb, to perfect their birth reflexes. It is completely normal, physiological and beneficial. At this stage it should not be considered
