The most recent innovation in treatment of Snoring and Sleep Apnea comes in the form of a daytime therapy Appliance. YES ! You heard that right, day time therapy! Meet the Excite-OSA device, the most recent, FDA approved device for treatment of Snoring and Obstructive Sleep Apnea Traditionally, snoring and Obstructive sleep apnea have always been treated using

Temporo-mandibular-disorders or TMD for short are the disease processed directly or indirectly affecting the TMJ. Any pathological process affecting the muscles surrounding the TMJ or attaching to it, which include the facial muscles used for chewing, speaking etc., the bony part of the joint, or the ligaments and discs attached to the joint comprises the TMD.

Felt like the recent time change has affected your mood, sleep, appetite and just about every facet of your daily life? You are not alone! Millions of Americans feel this way every year during the switch to the DST (daylight savings time) and back to the Standard Time.  Daylight savings is the practice of setting

Oftentimes I hear a patient say to our clinical team: “I have been told I have TMJ”. Yes, for clarification, you do. We all have two TMJs indeed which stands for “Temporo-mandibular-Joint”. Now before I start throwing more complex medical terms at you, our wonderful body has many joints including the knees, ankles and elbows.

Is a healthy mouth literally a gateway to a healthy body? A growing body of scientific evidence says, YES!  Every body part has been given to us for a unique function and optimal health comes from the harmonious and integrative function of all of our body parts.  Let’s take a deeper dive into some nitty-gritties

As a Doctor, I have a real problem with the old adage “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”! It does not work for everyone and at all times, more importantly it causes a lot more damage and costs a lot more to fix it once it’s broken. The old adage that is my favorite

“The soul which has no fixed purpose in life is lost; to be everywhere, is to be nowhere”. Michel de Montaigne As 2022 draws to a close and brings on the hope and wishes for 2023, it’s important to reflect on some of our efforts to achieve optimal oral health for our community. Sometimes, people