The mechanisms of craniofacial pain
A recent journal looked at the mechanisms of craniofacial pain. The researchers worked to highlight peripheral and central adaptations that might promote chronification of pain in craniofacial pain states, [...]
A recent journal looked at the mechanisms of craniofacial pain. The researchers worked to highlight peripheral and central adaptations that might promote chronification of pain in craniofacial pain states, [...]
Headaches and migraines are bad enough, but add jaw pain on top of that and our patients are bound to be miserable. To make matters worse, frequent migraines can [...]
First, do you have a social network? Are you on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or Google+? If not, now is the time to get those up and running as soon [...]
A new study in The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism shows that if sleep apnea is left untreated, even for just a few days, can increase blood sugar [...]
Millions of Americans have a hard time falling or staying asleep at night. This is especially true for women more than men. According to a professor at the Yale [...]
Sleep apnea and chronic pain often co-exist, but it is also important to understand each condition individually for the best treatment options. In the new Diagnostic and Statistical Manual [...]
With new research becoming available, it is important that we remain aware of new connections with sleep apnea. In a new study published in the journal Obstetrics and Gynecology, [...]
The use of continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy is the most commonly used treatment option for sleep apnea. While it can be a successful form of treatment, not [...]
With summer coming to an end, do you have the rest of your year planned out? We only have four months left before we reach the end of 2017, [...]
This is important to think about: We are lying to ourselves if we don’t embrace alternative therapies other than continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) for patients with sleep apnea. [...]