Why Grinding Your Teeth Might not Always Be a Bad Thing
Recent research challenges the conventional understanding of bruxism, suggesting it may serve as a stress release mechanism and could even offer protective benefits against certain disorders.
Recent research challenges the conventional understanding of bruxism, suggesting it may serve as a stress release mechanism and could even offer protective benefits against certain disorders.
Vivos Therapeutics Inc has added lower-cost products for treating conditions associated with obstructive sleep apnea after acquiring patents and product rights from Advanced Facialdontics.
Ben Wipper discusses the study "Restless legs syndrome severity in the National RLS Opioid Registry during the COVID-19 pandemic."
Restless sleep is an umbrella term for a varied range of behaviors people experience while sleeping, and that prevent them from getting proper rest at night, including restless legs syndrome.
New York Times: Some experts say tooth-grinding is a behavior rather than a disorder, and the dentist’s chair isn’t the best place to address it.
A study finds that when excessive wake time occurs with OSA or periodic limb movements, it is in fact an independent disorder related to abnormal central control of sleep depth.
Nyxoah SA has partnered with ResMed Germany to increase OSA awareness and therapy penetration in the German market.