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TMJ/Jaw Treatment

Suffering from jaw pain, clicking, or headaches? TMJ dysfunction affects millions and can significantly impact your quality of life. Our specialized approach addresses the root cause of your jaw problems for lasting relief.

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Overview

What Is TMJ Treatment?

TMJ (temporomandibular joint) dysfunction occurs when the jaw joint and surrounding muscles become misaligned or inflamed. This can cause jaw pain, clicking or popping sounds, headaches, and difficulty chewing. Our chiropractic approach addresses the underlying structural issues through gentle adjustments, muscle therapy, and corrective exercises.

TMJ problems are often connected to neck pain, headaches, and posture issues that we address as part of a comprehensive treatment plan.

Why Choose Us

Benefits of Treatment

01

Pain Relief

Reduce or eliminate jaw pain and facial discomfort

02

Non-Invasive

No surgery or medications required for most patients

03

Quick Results

Many patients feel improvement within the first few visits

04

Long-Term Fix

Address root causes, not just symptoms

Expert Care

Comprehensive TMJ Care

TMJ dysfunction often stems from a combination of factors including jaw misalignment, muscle tension, stress, and poor posture. Our comprehensive approach evaluates your entire musculoskeletal system to identify all contributing factors and create a personalized treatment plan.

Treatment may include gentle jaw adjustments, soft tissue therapy, corrective exercises, and lifestyle modifications. We work with you to address habits like teeth grinding and poor posture that contribute to TMJ problems.

  • Gentle jaw adjustments
  • Soft tissue therapy
  • Corrective exercises
  • Lifestyle modifications
TMJ treatment session with chiropractor
Symptoms

Conditions We Treat

Jaw Symptoms

Jaw Pain
Jaw Clicking/Popping
Jaw Locking
Difficulty Opening Mouth

Head & Face

Headaches
Facial Pain
Ear Pain
Ringing in Ears

Functional Issues

Difficulty Chewing
Bite Misalignment
Teeth Grinding
Jaw Fatigue

Related Symptoms

Neck Pain
Shoulder Tension
Dizziness
Sleep Disruption

Got Questions?

What causes TMJ disorder in [City] patients?
TMJ disorder can be caused by various factors including jaw misalignment, teeth grinding (bruxism), stress and muscle tension, arthritis, injury to the jaw, and poor posture. Many [City] patients develop TMJ issues from a combination of stress-related clenching and prolonged computer use affecting neck and jaw alignment. Our comprehensive evaluation identifies your specific contributing factors.
How long does TMJ treatment take to work?
Many patients experience relief within the first few visits, though complete resolution typically takes 4-6 weeks of consistent treatment. The timeline depends on the severity of your condition and how long you've had symptoms. We combine gentle jaw adjustments, soft tissue therapy, and corrective exercises to address both immediate symptoms and underlying causes.
Can TMJ cause headaches and ear pain?
Yes, TMJ dysfunction frequently causes headaches, ear pain, and even ringing in the ears (tinnitus). The temporomandibular joint is located near the ear canal, and the muscles controlling the jaw connect to areas that can refer pain to the head, face, and ears. Treating the TMJ often resolves these seemingly unrelated symptoms.
Is TMJ treatment covered by insurance?
Many insurance plans cover TMJ treatment when provided by a chiropractor, though coverage varies by plan. We recommend contacting your insurance provider to verify your benefits. Our office staff can help you understand your coverage and provide documentation needed for claims.
Do I need surgery for TMJ in [City]?
Most TMJ cases do not require surgery. Our conservative, non-invasive approach successfully treats the majority of TMJ patients in [City]. We use gentle adjustments, muscle therapy, and corrective exercises to restore proper jaw function. Surgery is typically only considered after conservative treatments have been exhausted, which is rare with proper chiropractic care.

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