Falling asleep with our mouths open happens to all of us and many think it isn't such a big deal. However, there are some eye-opening things connected to open-mouth sleeping. Our facial muscles tense ...

Lockjaw occurs when chewing muscles spasm, restricting the opening of the mouth. Diagnosis may involve a physical exam, blood tests, and imaging like CT scans or MRIs. Mild cases of lockjaw can be ...

Sleeping with your mouth open can lead to various health issues, including dry mouth, tooth decay, and sleep disruption. Nasal congestion, structural problems, and sleep apnea are common causes.

JUST RELAX: Keeping your mouth open as you swing is a great way to reduce tension. Unlike most ball sports where you react to a moving object and don't have time to think, in golf the ball is ...

Mouth breathers get a bad rap, especially when it comes to sleep. Luckily, there’s a trend that could save them (and their loved ones) from enduring another night of snoring and bad breath: mouth ...