
Can You Be Causing Self Imposed Injuries Without Knowing It?
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Can You Be Causing Self Imposed Injuries Without Knowing It?
In this episode, Dr. Michael Bennett discusses a detailed case of a middle-aged patient experiencing severe jaw pain, insomnia, and a range of other health issues. Dr. Bennett, a jaw specialist, explains the interconnectedness of sleep quality and jaw health, and how fragmented sleep can exacerbate symptoms like jaw popping, clicking, and facial pain. He emphasizes the importance of identifying and treating root causes such as poor nasal breathing, emotional stressors, and nutritional deficiencies. The episode highlights the holistic approach he uses, including anatomical assessments and treatment plans aimed at improving both sleep and jaw function. Listeners are encouraged to consider the broader impacts of sleep and breathing disorders on overall health and to seek comprehensive care for chronic pain conditions.
01:36 Understanding Jaw Pain and Sleep Disruption
04:02 The Importance of REM Sleep
04:48 Symptoms and Correlations with Fragmented Sleep
06:24 Impact of Mouth Breathing and Anatomical Issues
12:46 Treatment and Improvements
17:26 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Michael Bennett, DDS, PhD
Board-Certified Dentist | Healthcare Professions Educator
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