TMJ Dentist Dr. Randi Green helps many searching for answers discover a better quality of life through a customized physiologic dental approach to treating TMJ pain and symptoms without surgery or medication.
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Alicia was nervous and had major dental anxiety. After her online research, she chose Dr. Green to not only provide her with the best implant-supported system but to help her smile again. From start to finish, hear how she found compassionate care and more with Dr. Randi Green and the Smile Team in Springfield, Missouri.
Read More ReviewsTMJ disorder can lead to pain and discomfort in children, but early intervention can make all the difference. This guide explores the importance of nasal breathing, proper tongue posture, and sealed lips in promoting healthy craniofacial development and preventing TMJ issues. Learn about early evaluations, common signs of TMJ disorders in kids, and actionable steps parents can take to support their child’s jaw health.
At Springfield Smile Doctor, we transform lives with non-surgical TMJ treatments rooted in physiologic-based dentistry. This blog reflects on our gratitude for the success stories of patients who have overcome chronic pain, migraines, sleep issues, and more. Learn how advanced, non-invasive solutions are helping our Springfield community and beyond find relief and regain their quality of life. Explore the impact of our treatments, patient journeys, and how we’re spreading awareness through our TMJ resources and 30 Days of TMJ blog series.
Did you know your sleep position can play a significant role in managing TMJ pain? Certain positions, like sleeping on your stomach or side, can misalign the jaw and worsen discomfort. On the other hand, sleeping on your back with proper neck support can help alleviate tension in the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). This blog dives into the best and worst sleep positions for TMJ health and provides practical tips—such as investing in the right pillow or trying jaw relaxation techniques—to help you wake up pain-free. If jaw pain persists, Dr. Randi Green offers expert solutions tailored to your needs.
TMJ disorders, known for causing jaw pain and headaches, can also impact sleep by contributing to snoring and airway obstruction. While TMJ dysfunction doesn’t directly cause sleep apnea, it can aggravate symptoms by narrowing the airway and affecting jaw alignment. This blog dives into the connection between TMJ and sleep problems, highlighting how treatments like oral appliances, physical therapy, and stress management can improve both jaw health and sleep quality.