TMJ and Tinnitus
Do you have tinnitus – that occasional (or even constant) ringing or buzzing in the ears? Do you also have TMJ – pain in the
TMJ
The Importance of Treating Your TMJ
If you suffer from pain in the jaw, headaches, muscle aches, and pain when chewing, you may have temporomandibular joint disorder (otherwise known as “TMJ”).
5 Things That May Be Making Your TMJ Worse
TMJ pain can keep you from enjoying life as you should, with constant headaches and muscle aches and even pain while eating and talking. If
Do You Suffer With TMJ?
Have you noticed pain in your jaw and more headaches than usual lately? You may have TMJ. What is TMJ? “TMJ” stands for the temporomandibular
Is Head and Neck Pain Keeping You Down? Your Mouth could be the Problem!
Throbbing head pain and chronic tension in the neck and shoulders can keep you from feeling fully present in your life. General pain in the
What Is TMD?
Approximately ten million Americans suffer from TMD but may not know it’s name or much about it. You or someone you love may be suffering
Treatment of TMJ
Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ) refers to any dental condition that causes stress or damage to the jaw joint. Treatment is possible for TMJ, as is
TMJ? Treatment is Available
Temporomandibular Joint Disorder, also known as TMJ, is any inconsistency that affects your jaw joint. Most commonly, TMJ affects the joint that connects the lower
Why Does My Jaw Pop?
I was recently asked advice from a person regarding her Jaw joint. It seems that she was aware of a popping and clicking when she
Dr. Lerner Lectures in London, England
Dr. Lerner recently lectured in London, England for the World Aesthetic Congress. In attendance were more than 400 hundred dental professionals including many international speakers
Dr. Lerner Lectures in California
Dr. Lerner was recently invited to lecture in California sponsored by MicroDental Laboratories to a prominent group of dentists on the topic of occlusion and
“I don’t grind my teeth”
“I don’t grind my teeth” As a dentist do you know how often we hear this statement? Research suggests that 100% of people grind their