WHAT IS THE TMJ THERAPY?

TMJ therapy helps alleviate the pain associated with temporomandibular joint disorders. This include jaw pain, headaches, neck pain, and facial pain.

Some people with TMJ disorders may experience clicking, popping, or grating sounds when they move their jaws. TMJ therapy helps address these issues and reduce or eliminate such noises

Bruxism is a condition where individuals grind or clench their teeth, often unconsciously. This can contribute to TMJ disorders. We will include strategies to address bruxism and minimize its impact on the temporomandibular joint.

Individuals with TMJ disorders often experience difficulty in opening and closing their mouths, as well as problems with jaw movement. Therapy can help improve jaw function and restore a normal range of motion.

Tension and tightness in the jaw muscles are common in TMJ disorders. Therapeutic techniques, such as massage, Dry Needling, TVM,  stretching, and relaxation exercises, can help relax these muscles, reducing discomfort.

Your jaw can carry more than just physical tension; it holds a connection to emotional trauma. TMJ therapy addresses this link, providing a safe space to release stored emotional burdens, contributing to overall well-being.

In some cases, TMJ therapy helps to avoid more invasive treatments, such as surgery. Non-invasive or minimal invasive approaches, like Dry Needling, are often explored first to manage symptoms effectively.

By addressing the pain and dysfunction associated with TMJ disorders, therapy can contribute to an improved quality of life. You will experience better overall well-being and be able to engage in daily activities more comfortably.