Not all dentists are specifically trained to treat TMJ (temporomandibular joint) issues comprehensively. TMJ disorders can involve complex problems related to the jaw joint, muscles, and associated structures.
Dentists often inquire about sleep patterns because they're interested in identifying potential signs of bruxism, a condition characterized by grinding or clenching teeth during sleep.
Sleep apnea: Can it look different in women? Dr. Jennifer J. Cornell, DDS, at Dental Sleep and TMJ Solutions of Clarksville on the conditions preventing you from getting a good night’s sleep.