If you have sleep apnea, you’re more likely to develop a  temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD). What’s more is that the opposite is true, too – if you have TMD, your symptoms can contribute to sleep apnea. Considering sleep apnea affects how well you breathe at night while TMD affects your jaw, you’re probably wondering how these two conditions are so closely related! Keep reading, because the connection might surprise you.

Your pet has likely become a beloved pillar in your family. They offer a companionship that helps you out in many ways. Many people consider their furry friends an extension of themselves, so you may do many things with them by your side. You might even sleep with them in your bed or room, but how can this impact your rest? This can be especially curious if you have sleep apnea, so here’s what you need to know.