Did you know that stress affects oral health? Bruxism is a condition where you grind, gnash, or clench your teeth. Not only does this mean you may clench your teeth while you’re awake, but it also means you grind your teeth at night. When you grind at night, it’s also known as sleep bruxism. According to The Mayo Clinic, if you do this, you’re also prone to other sleep disorders, such as sleep apnea or snoring. Although mild cases of bruxism may not require treatment, more severe cases of bruxism can cause headaches, jaw problems, damaged teeth, and more.
Dr. Travis A. Roberts, DDS April 27th, 2021
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Tags: bruxism, custom mouthguards, oral health
Did you know that your dental office may be one of the cleanest and safest places for you to visit right now? At Adams Dental Group, we’re taking extra precautions to keep our office clean, sanitary, and ready for you! Dental offices have always had strict guidelines for cleanliness, and we’ve upped our game to include more precautions. We’ve even recently incorporated additional office disinfection procedures that are proven to disinfect against COVID-19.
Dr. Travis A. Roberts, DDS January 12th, 2021
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Tags: dental appointment, oral health
Did you realize there is a “Mouth Body Connection”? You probably learned to brush your teeth at a very young age. The basics of dental care have been drilled into our brains from our parents for as long as we can remember, but as adults, the importance of our oral health can seem less and less important as we live our daily lives.
Life can get busy and hectic, and sometimes, we tend to worry more about our overall health and wellness than our mouth’s health. The truth is, our whole body is connected. When your mouth isn’t healthy, it’s often an indication that something is wrong. That’s why dentists are regularly the first line of defense for diagnosing certain diseases, such as diabetes, oral cancer, heart diseases, etc.
Dr. Travis A. Roberts, DDS November 25th, 2020
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