Bid goodbye to chronic jaw pain and headaches

TMJ Treatment

TMJ Treatment

Jaw pain is never normal and it rarely goes away on its own.

Your temporomandibular joints are located on both sides of your face, just in front of your ears. The TMJs connect your lower jawbone to your skull and assist in movements like chewing and speaking. TMJ dysfunction occurs when the muscles and ligaments around your jaw joints become inflamed or irritated resulting in temporomandibular disorder. This condition may be acute or chronic, and the resulting pain may be mild or severe.

TMJ disorder can be caused by conditions like Bruxism (Teeth grinding/clenching), Stress, Trauma or an incorrect bite.

Why Treat TMD?

Get back to normal living
Relieve Jaw pain
Say bye to pain medications
No more Headaches , neck pains etc
Protect your teeth
Prevent bruxism and further damage to teeth
Early treatment is always best
Chronic tmd issues sometimes cause irreversible damages.

Frequently Asked Questions

YOUR COMMON QUESTIONS ANSWERED BY EXPERTS.

Watch out for common TMJ symptoms, which often include pain or discomfort, but not always. You may also notice sharp or aching neck pain, ear pain, face pain, jaw pain, throat pain or unexplained headaches. A clicking jaw is another sign that you might have a TMJ disorder. Be cautious of unusual clicking, popping or grinding sounds while chewing or talking.

If you’re experiencing consistent pain or discomfort, it’s time to see a professional who can help diagnose the severity of your disorder and find solutions that work for you. A TMJ diagnosis is often based off a combination of the patient’s descriptions of their discomfort (their history), and a thorough examination. This examination includes a physical assessment (visual exam and palpation), assessment for any visible swelling, tenderness or misalignment of the jaw — often spotted by facial asymmetry. Different imaging tests are valuable, such as x-rays, CT scans or MRIs.

Regardless of the severity and the nature of your TMJ disorder, we shall create a treatment plan that works best for you. TMJ treatment comes in a variety of forms which includes mouth guards, orthodontics, other dental appliances, TMJ exercises, electro-neural stimulation, etc.

To prevent developing a TMJ disorder, practice good posture and relaxing the jaw muscles whenever possible. Do your best to reduce stress and jaw tension. It’s also important to have regular dental checkups performed to identify any potential bite or jaw issues early on, offering you the chance to take more preventative measures.

Your jaw joints are constantly moving and under stress, making it possible for the condition to return. There are preventative measures that can be taken to lower your risk of experiencing TMD again. We can always treat recurring systems with similar, conservative methods. 

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