Teeth Over-Eruption: Causes, Complications, and Treatment Options
Yes, teeth can over erupt, a condition known as supra-eruption, where a tooth extends beyond its normal occlusal plane, most commonly due to the absen...
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Yes, teeth can over erupt, a condition known as supra-eruption, where a tooth extends beyond its normal occlusal plane, most commonly due to the absen...
By Jordan
Initial relief from night guard use, such as reduced jaw pain and headaches, can be felt within days to a few weeks, while lasting improvements for to...
By Hart
The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) connects the jawbone to the skull, enabling the complex rotational and translational movements essential for chewing...
By Alex
Bruxism, or teeth grinding, can indirectly contribute to or worsen speech problems by causing temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction, muscle pain, ...
By Alex
Ideally, teeth should not audibly hit or grind during normal speech, as consistent impact can signal underlying issues and contribute to long-term ora...
By Hart
Tongue push-ups, or tongue suction exercises, strengthen oral and pharyngeal muscles by pressing the entire tongue firmly against the roof of the mout...
By Hart
While temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders do not directly cause neurological tongue weakness, they can indirectly contribute to altered tongue fun...
By Hart
Adjusting to new dentures requires patience, consistent practice, and adherence to your dentist's guidance to allow your mouth, muscles, and speech pa...
By Alex
Mandible relocation, or jaw reduction, is a complex medical procedure that should only be performed by a qualified healthcare professional due to sign...
By Alex