
Therapeutics: Let Us Help Reduce Your Headaches

Headaches can interfere with everything. The impact on daily life can be significant, whether it’s a dull pressure behind your eyes or a sharp, throbbing pain that makes it hard to focus. You may miss work, cancel plans, or struggle to get through the day. If you’re tired of just managing symptoms, we’re here to help you find lasting relief.
Our therapeutic approach identifies the root cause and builds a personalized treatment plan.
We understand that not all headaches are the same. That’s why we take the time to listen, assess, and recommend care that fits your unique needs. From tension headaches to migraines, we’re here to help reduce both the frequency and intensity of your pain.
At Complete Dental Arts in Newnan, Georgia, Charley Cheney, DMD, and the team can help you understand how therapeutics can help you.
Understand the type of headache you’re experiencing
Not all headaches behave the same and don’t respond to the same treatments.
Some people suffer from migraines, which often come with nausea, light sensitivity, or visual disturbances. Others experience tension-type headaches, which feel like a tight band around the head. Cluster headaches, though less common, bring intense pain and tend to occur in cycles.
Knowing the type of headache you have is the first step toward proper care.
How bruxism can trigger or worsen headaches
Chronic teeth grinding or clenching, known as bruxism, can lead to muscle tension and jaw strain. The tension often radiates into the head and neck, contributing to frequent or severe headaches. Many people don’t realize they grind their teeth until symptoms like jaw pain, earaches, or headaches become more noticeable.
If left untreated, bruxism can also lead to dental damage and worsened facial discomfort. We can help identify the signs and recommend strategies, such as sleep appliances, to protect your teeth and relieve the associated pain.
Dental injectables may offer targeted relief
For some patients, therapeutic injectables administered in the jaw or facial muscles can help reduce the frequency of headaches. These treatments can ease muscle tension and minimize the pain caused by bruxism or nerve irritation. Injectables are often quick, well-tolerated, and can provide relief for several months at a time.
When included in a comprehensive care plan, they can greatly improve daily comfort and lessen the severity of chronic headaches. Our team will evaluate if this option is appropriate for your specific symptoms.
We start with a detailed evaluation
Every patient begins with a comprehensive assessment. We’ll ask about your symptoms, medical history, lifestyle, and any known triggers. Sometimes imaging or lab work may be needed to rule out underlying conditions. The more we understand, the better we can tailor your treatment to your specific needs.
The process enables us to create a plan based on facts, rather than guesses.
Therapeutic options tailored to you
Once we understand the cause of your headaches, we’ll develop a personalized plan tailored to your specific needs.
Treatment may include medication, physical therapy, stress management techniques, or targeted injections. In some cases, we use neuromodulation therapies or muscle relaxant treatments to calm overactive nerve signals.
The goal is not just short-term relief, but long-term improvement in your quality of life.
Lifestyle support and education
We don’t stop at treatment—we help you make informed changes that support healing.
Sleep, hydration, diet, posture, and screen time all affect headache frequency and severity. We’ll help you understand your triggers and offer practical strategies to manage them. Minor adjustments can lead to significant changes over time.
You don’t have to figure this out alone. We’ll guide you step by step.
When to seek help
If headaches are becoming more frequent or severe, it may be time to seek professional support.
You should never feel like you have to just "push through" chronic pain. Headaches that affect your work, sleep, or daily routines are worth addressing. The sooner you get answers, the sooner you can start feeling better. Your comfort matters, and relief is possible with the right care.
Let’s take the next step together
We believe in a collaborative approach to care. You bring your experience, concerns, and goals, and we bring our clinical knowledge and personalized therapeutic strategies. Together, we’ll work toward a solution that brings you lasting relief.
There’s no need to settle for temporary fixes. Let us help you feel like yourself again. Call the office or schedule an online appointment today to see if we can help.
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