Jaw pain (TMJ, Temporal Mandibular Joint Dysfunction)
- Jaw pain
- Tooth pain
- Dental trauma
- Dental surgery recovery
- Limited jaw movement
- Clenching or grinding of the teeth
What causes TMJ jaw problems?
Jaw problems are often the result of injuries or surgeries in the mouth, teeth, or head. Braces or other orthodontic work can be a culprit, as well as a fall on the back, especially the coccyx or sacrum. Sometimes it’s sports injury, blow to the head or face, whiplash, or any number of jarring things, that eventually manifest as jaw problems. Emotional issues, such as frustration, anger, stress, any of those emotions that make you clench your jaw or grind your teeth, can lead to TMJ and jaw pain as well.
Treatment for jaw pain and TMJ disorders
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With gentle, noninvasive pressure aimed at the head, neck, and jaw, I can help your body release tension from these places, which then releases the tension from the temporal mandibular joint and jaw. Many kinds of TMJ and jaw pain can be treated easily, without drugs, in 2-4 treatments at my office in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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