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Stress could be the #1 reason why many people don’t get early treatment for more serious underlying conditions including TMJ or nerve pain. First, they believe that their symptoms - headaches, neck pain, jaw clenching, tight shoulders, TMJ pain, or a toothache - are simply due to stress.
Read MoreBrain fog syndrome may not be an actual diagnosis, but it is the perfect description of the problem that thousands of Australian’s experience every day. Brain fog syndrome is pretty much exactly what it sounds like. It is where there is a metaphorical haze, heaviness, or fog that affects how well your brain works.
Read MoreDisorders that affect the vestibulocochlear nerve are among the most physically disabling conditions known to humankind. The vestibulocochlear nerve is the 8th cranial nerve (CN VIII) that transmits hearing and balance information from your ears.
Read MoreIf you have been diagnosed with a cranial nerve disorder, the first thing you need to know is not actually the name of your condition or “diagnosis.” The #1 most important thing to know is what is causing your cranial nerve disorder.
Read More“Why do I have Dizziness and Vertigo if all my tests are ‘normal?’” As shocking as it may sound, up to 1 million Australians may experience vertigo or chronic dizziness in their lifetimes.
Read MoreIf you are one of the 5% of the Australian population experiencing fibromyalgia or some other chronic pain syndrome, have you considered the possibility that your pain and fatigue could be linked to a mechanical problem with your upper neck and jaw?
Read MoreDid you know that tinnitus may actually be connected with headaches, your jaw, and a mechanical problem with your upper neck? If you’ve recently started to experience tinnitus - or even if you’ve been experiencing it for a long time - I’m sure that you can appreciate that it can be more than a mild annoyance.
Read MoreIs the connection between earaches, TMJ, neck pain, and headaches? The short answer is YES. If you’ve been dealing with chronic earaches, neck pain, and headaches and you’ve also been told that you have a TMJ problem, then let me ask you:
Read MoreGrinding and clenching your teeth is a common sign of an underlying neuromuscular condition involving your jaw and the nerves in your upper neck. Also known as “bruxism,” clenching and grinding your teeth is often attributed to stress.
Read MoreUnfortunately, because it is not a formal medical diagnosis, it is not something where you can google “clicking jaw specialist.” The closest person that many people think of as a clicking jaw specialist would be a dentist, an ENT, or maybe a physiotherapist.
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