Bruxism is the clenching and grinding of the teeth, often during sleep. It is more common than people realize, and those who suffer from it often don’t notice it until symptoms appear: a stiff jaw upon waking, headaches in the temples, and worn-down teeth.

It is often related to how the jaw is positioned at rest, how you breathe at night, and accumulated muscle tension. Treating only the symptom does not eliminate the underlying cause; this is why an individualized evaluation by an Eptamed-certified professional is necessary.

Snoring isn't just a nuisance for those around you—it can be a sign that the quality of your sleep deserves attention. Unrestful sleep, a dry mouth in the morning, and daytime fatigue are common signs.

It is often related to the position of the jaw and tongue during sleep. A functional approach focuses on restoring balance in the mouth over time to promote easier breathing. This is not a diagnosis: the next step is an evaluation by a professional.

Pain in front of the ear, clicking or popping sounds, difficulty opening your mouth: these are symptoms that people associate with the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), which works every time you speak, chew, or swallow.

Recognizing these symptoms in yourself is not a diagnosis, but a starting point for understanding whether a functional evaluation might be helpful for you.

Posture isn't just a matter of muscles: there is a functional connection between the mouth, the jaw, and the way the body aligns itself. Neck tension, recurring headaches, and a feeling of dizziness may have a cause that is often overlooked.

If the mouth is not functioning properly, compensatory mechanisms may develop that affect the neck and back. A certified professional can assess whether there is a functional issue that needs to be explored.

The tongue presses against the teeth, swallowing is improper, and the teeth become crooked again after orthodontic treatment: these are signs of an imbalance in oral function.

Equilibriodonzia® focuses on breathing, tongue position, swallowing, chewing, and posture to achieve more lasting results. An evaluation with an Eptamed-certified professional will help you figure out where to start.