18Jan, 2021
January 18, 2021 - by Alex Kelly In our brain we have a gland called the pineal gland that is responsible for producing melatonin. Our bodies are designed to begin winding down at sunset. This is when the pineal glandRead More
14Jan, 2021
Heather has been a patient of mine for years. She brought her son, Noah, in for me to evaluate. Noah was born with 14 missing permanent teeth and had been through two rounds of orthodontic treatment with less than idealRead More
13Jan, 2021
What is the reason for your napping? An occasional nap is no need for concern. However, napping on a regular basis means there is a deeper problem. If you are getting the amount and quality of sleep that you need,Read More
12Jan, 2021
Noah was born with 14 missing permanent teeth and had been through two rounds of orthodontic treatment with less than ideal results. As you can imagine, having missing teeth is a big deal for anyone, much less a young manRead More
04Jan, 2021
Let's start 2021 with some fun! My Marketing Director sat Seana and me down for a fun game. We were given smiles of well-known celebrities, and had to guess the person based solely on their smile. See if you canRead More
30Dec, 2020
It has been a challenging year for many. As we move into 2021, there are many simple things you can do daily to improve your physical and mental health. I can't wait to see you all in the new year!
29Dec, 2020
If you suffer from headaches, it could be a result of TMJD, a tongue/lip tie, or an airway disorder. My goal is to get to the root of my patients symptoms, and heal from the inside out. However, I understandRead More
23Dec, 2020
Dr. Corredor and Alex sat down with Jeff at The Jeff Crilley Show today to talk about the epidemic of sleep breathing disorders, ADHD, and tongue ties.
09Dec, 2020
Have you ever wondered how accurate dental scenes on television are? Seana and I sat down and watched some scenes from popular movies/tv shows and discussed the accuracies (and lots of inaccuracies!)
08Dec, 2020
Derek suffered from TMJ pain, headaches, and facial muscle tension. He was also displeased with the appearance of his smile. He was treated by first wearing a clear, nearly invisible therapeutic appliance to relax his muscles and stabilize hisRead More
