Bell’s Palsy Bell’s palsy is the paralysis or weakening of the facial muscles, most commonly affecting one side of the face. Facial nerve damage causes one side of the face to droop, and may also cause the affected person to lose their sense of taste in addition to other symptoms. In most cases, Bell’s palsy […]
Do I Have a Facial Nerve Problem?
Facial Nerve Function Your facial nerve is one of twelve cranial nerves in your body, and is the nerve responsible for controlling facial expressions and conveying taste sensations that come from the front portion of the tongue. If you are experiencing problems with your facial nerve, you may notice symptoms such as twitching, weakness or […]
