J.B. Dental Blog

It has been a few days, and despite spending quite a bit of time looking at your mouth in the mirror, you can’t figure out why your jaw hurts. Strangely enough, it’s just one side that’s bothering you. What could be causing this, and more importantly, do you need to see someone about it right away? Fortunately, this problem is usually not that serious, and most of the underlying causes are issues that your dentist can easily take care of.

Are you often struggling with migraines? With this condition, you’re likely to experience symptoms like nausea, light/sound sensitivity, and distracting pain that can ruin your daily life. While common, most researchers still aren’t sure what causes these intense headaches. That said, recent studies show that migraines might be connected to temporomandibular dysfunction (TMJ or TMD disorder). Here’s how these two conditions are linked and how your dentist can help resolve both issues!

Are you suffering from tooth pain? Do you notice that it worsens when you exercise? There are many reasons this can happen, and it is important that you seek the help of a professional the moment you notice a problem. Forgoing treatment will only lead to worsening symptoms and the potential for more complex restorative care. To learn why this is happening to you and what your dentist can do about it, read on.

As you age, you begin to notice more fine lines and wrinkles. It’s normal, but it doesn’t have to be something you succumb to. Now that there are so many options on the market that make it possible to diminish age lines, you may be wondering, “Am I too old for Botox?” To answer this question, hear from a local dentist who is knowledgeable and experienced in providing this safe and effective solution to patients.

Do you suddenly become anxious when thinking about your next visit to the dentist’s office? If so, you’re not alone. Millions of people are worried and scared when it comes to undergoing any kind of oral healthcare, but it doesn’t have to come at the expense of your smile. This is why there are ways you can minimize the fear while receiving the dental care you need and deserve. A dentist is here to share 3 tips you can use to manage your dental anxiety and your oral health.