TMJ Treatment
What are temporomandibular disorders?
Temporomandibular disorder (TMD) refers to a group of conditions involving the orofacial region divided into those affecting the masticatory muscles and those affecting the temporomandibular joint (TMJ).
What are the most common symptoms of TMD?
This condition can manifest through a variety of symptoms, significantly affecting an individual’s quality of life. The most frequently reported symptoms are:
- Persistent jaw pain in the masticatory muscles when swallowing, speaking, and chewing. Pain increases with palpation or with manipulation of muscles.
- Teeth sensitivity.
- Teeth clenching.
- Headaches, migraines.
- Restricted or tightness mandibular movements.
- Stress.
What are the root causes of TMJ Disorder?
Pain is multifactorial and could be due to one of these factors:
- High levels of stress.
- Chronic inflammatory processes.
- Autoimmune diseases (arthritis, osteoarthritis, hormonal imbalances).
- Movement restrictions and poor posture.
- Dental issues.
- Trauma.
- Sleep disorders.
TMJ treatment at ROZE BioHealth
We focus on treating the root cause rather than just masking the symptoms. At ROZE BioHealth, we pride ourselves on our talented multidisciplinary team, which includes expert dentists, physiotherapists, and myofunctional therapists, and more— all dedicated to helping you uncover the rot cause of your pain.
With our holistic approach, we ensure that every aspect of your health is considered, providing a comprehensive pathway to not only recovery but also long-term wellness.
How can biophysiotherapy help you improve your temporomandibular disorder?
- Understand the nature and source of your pain.
- Improve your posture, your neck and thorax mobility. These areas are directly connected to your TMJ, aggravating the severity of the symptoms.
- Masticatory and cervical muscle relaxation with manual therapy.
- Improve the nerve function and lymphatic system to decrease pain intensity, inflammation, and teeth sensitivity.
- Exercises to restore optimal mouth opening and normal biting.