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Sleep Apnoea and TMJ Therapy
If you feel like your breathing stops and starts repeatedly during sleep, that means you have the sleep disorder, sleep apnoea.
If you have any signs or symptoms of sleep apnoea, contact us. Our effective diagnosis and treatment can improve your sleep quality and reduce health and dental risks.
TMJ Therapy refers to various treatments for temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders. This condition affects the joints and muscles connecting the lower jaw to skull. It can cause pain, stiffness, a reduced moment in the jaw, headaches, earaches, etc.
With the unmatched expertise of our dentists, our TMJ therapy solutions can help you improve your jaw function and quality of life.
We implement state-of-the-art methodologies and techniques to cure our patient's problems.
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More information
What causes sleep apnoea?
It can be caused by over-relaxation of throat muscles and faulty brain signals that cause partial or complete breath pauses during sleep.
Are there some warning signs of sleep apnoea?
Chronic fatigue, excessive drowsiness during the day, morning headaches, mood swings, depression, high blood pressure, and swelling in the legs are some of the common warning signs.
What does an untreated sleep apnoea lead to?
It may lead to irritability, anxiety, hypertension, low energy and increases the risk of diabetes.
Why do we need TMJ therapy?
You need TMJ Therapy to cure TMJ disorders like jaw pain, stiffness in the jaw, or reduced movement of the jaw, etc.
Some Facts
There is a connection between sleep apnoea and TMJ disorder, as both can affect the airway and the jaw muscles. A study suggested that people having sleep apnoea disorders were highly likely to get TMJ disorder. TMJ therapy is a comprehensive approach aimed at mitigating symptoms and enhancing the functionality of the temporomandibular joint. This therapeutic approach typically incorporates a multidisciplinary framework that encompasses various treatment modalities, including dental interventions, physical therapy techniques.