Sleep and Dental Health Blog

If you’re here, it’s probably because you suspect you grind your teeth at night, or maybe your dentist has confirmed this for you and told you that you have bruxism. I understand exactly what it fe

When you go to bed at night, you probably have a small handful of things on your mind before you close your eyes for the evening. You may be thinking about conversations you’ve had earlier that day

Is it a good idea to use Botox for Bruxism treatment? While the idea of using a neurotoxin to heal may seem counterintuitive, Botox, a form of botulinum toxin, has proven its effectiveness repea

It’s hard to believe that time of year is here already, Back to School 2018, with all of the shopping, discounts, coupons and savings (and stress) that comes with it! But while many parents recogni

Bruxism, which can occur during the day or at night, is typically a result of stress/anxiety, sleep abnormalities, or nutritional deficiencies. Teeth grinding symptoms include sensitive,