subject: Discovering That Migraine Pain Is Alleviated With Care From Dentist In West Haven [print this page] For people who have, or are suffering, from the pain of migraine headaches they may find a solution at the West Haven Migraine Relief. Many times the throbbing pain that hits the head, the sensitivity to light, the upset stomach can be traced to a problem with the teeth. Determining the cause of the headache is the first step in finding relief.
Anyone with a toothache has this pain relayed to the brain, which immediately knows there is a problem. Sometimes, when there are other problems related to one's teeth it is also relayed to the brain and may result in a migraine headache. There is a definite correlation between the teeth and the migraine problems.
These headaches can be connected to several different dental problems. First, it could be because of the 'bite' of one's teeth. If one's teeth are not aligned correctly it puts a strain on the muscles. When this strain continues for a length of time it will cause the head to begin to ache. So some of the problems with migraine headaches could be from the jaw position or bite.
Other signs that the headache may be a dental problem include teeth grinding, pain directly behind the eyes, noisy jaw popping or clicking or sore mouth muscles upon waking up. A person's jaw muscles are under constant strain. Whether it is simply swallowing, which occurs thousands of times each day, trying to keep a jaw aligned or many other things, it all has to do with the mouth and one's teeth.
Having a dentist check one's mouth and teeth for proper alignment, possible cavities or other problems is a step in the right direction to alleviate the pain of a migraine headache. They are able to determine if there is something wrong and advise what needs to be done to relieve the problem.
Times have changed over recent years regarding certain dental procedures. Such things as imperfect bite and night grinding are not that difficult to correct. Anyone with a migraine headache should consult with a qualified dentist to determine if it is caused by the teeth and start the road to recovery.
by: Jessie Drolet
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