Temporomandibular joint dysfunction, jaw pain, and related headaches.
TMJ & Jaw Pain can be effectively treated with chiropractic care. TMJ disorders cause jaw pain, clicking, headaches, and difficulty chewing. The temporomandibular joint is closely connected to the cervical spine, and many TMJ problems originate from neck dysfunction
TMJ disorders cause jaw pain, clicking, headaches, and difficulty chewing. The temporomandibular joint is closely connected to the cervical spine, and many TMJ problems originate from neck dysfunction. Chiropractic care addresses TMJ by treating both the jaw joint directly and the associated cervical spine issues that contribute to TMJ dysfunction.
Your examination includes assessment of jaw function, cervical spine alignment, and bite patterns. Treatment combines gentle jaw mobilization with cervical adjustments and soft tissue work on jaw muscles. Many patients notice improvement within 2-4 weeks. Working with your dentist as a team often produces the best results.
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