#badbite

A bad bite isn’t just a cosmetic flaw—it’s a functional issue that can affect your teeth, jaw, and overall comfort. Whether you’re dealing with crowding, overbite, or crossbite, correcting your bite is essential for long-term oral health.

At Dr. Gowd’s Dental Clinic, Hyderabad, experts use digital diagnostics and customized orthodontic or restorative solutions to bring balance back to your smile. From clear aligners to bite correction therapy, each treatment is designed to improve comfort and aesthetics.

Ignoring bite problems can cause uneven wear, sensitivity, and TMJ pain. But timely care not only restores your bite—it enhances confidence and helps your teeth last a lifetime.

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There are several common dental problems that lead to headaches or migraines:

Teeth grinding: There are several indications that you can be a teeth grinder like sensitive teeth, aching jaw or face, earache problem but you have no ear problem, and you have teeth that are cracked, broken or flattened. Dental grinding sometimes is caused by stress, which the sufferer clench their teeth.     

Uneven or bad bite: If you have a teeth problem that is misaligned or uneven, some missing-out teeth, and loosened tooth most likely you have uneven bites. Uneven bites eventually had to make jaw muscles work harder to bring both lower and upper teeth together, which eventually results to jaw aching and pain.     

Bruxism: the dental term used for grinding teeth. Most people do not know they do teeth grinding especially during night times. Excessive bruxism can lead to broken teeth, fractured dental crowns, and split teeth fillings.

Decaying Teeth: Whenever the tooth enamel and the tooth structure is damaged, you have a tooth infection and eventually a gum disease problem. Most of the times when migraines occurs, the patient unknowingly ignore their decaying teeth but instead make a medical treatment with their doctors.       

Normally, most people overlook the warning signs, and misidentify to that of normal headaches. But there are some cases also that their medical doctors may not ignore the other possibilities.   

Generally, if the sufferer has migraine attacks, or normal headaches, and the medical doctor’s treatment methods does not work, they are often referred for second opinions like for dental headache cases.  At iSmile of Dr. Sonia Olivares, we received a lot of second opinions from medical doctors who would have their oral problems evaluated and checked.