😬 TMJ EXERCISES TO CORRECT & STRENGTHEN - Dr Alan Mandell, DC

Are you experiencing jaw pain, neck pain, headaches, or other symptoms when you open your mouth? You’re not alone! It could be indicative of a jaw or neck disorder. Learn more and get the help you need. #chronicpain #physicaltherapy #posture #jawpain #neckpain #painrelief | Dr. Joe Damiani

Jaw pain can be caused by a number of factors, including disc displacement in the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). But did you know that there are two types of disc displacement: with reduction and without reduction? 👉 Disc displacement with reduction: In this type, the disc shifts out of its normal position but returns to its proper place when the jaw opens. Symptoms may include clicking or popping noises, limited jaw movement, and occasional pain. 👉 Disc displacement without reduction: In this

Do you experience jaw pain, TMJ disorder, or just an achy face? Do you also know that there is something off about your posture because visually it’s obvious or you just don’t feel right when you move around? Well the muscles of the neck can actually pull on the jaw producing jaw issues and if we can’t get you into an improved posture, we can’t start the healing process. A common mistake I see people make when they try to stand up straight is by bending from the lumbar spine or lower back, compa

TMJ disease, also known as temporomandibular joint disorder, is a condition that affects the jaw joint and surrounding muscles. It can cause a range of symptoms, including jaw pain, difficulty in opening or closing the mouth, clicking or popping sounds, headaches, and facial discomfort. When it comes to diagnosing TMJ disease, the KaVo Arcus Digma system is a valuable tool. This advanced technology allows for precise and comprehensive analysis of the temporomandibular joint. By utilizing a 3D mo

Temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD) occurs when there are problems with the joint connecting jaw to the skull. It can lead to: ▪️Symptoms: Pain in the jaw, headaches, clicking or popping sounds, and difficulty moving the jaw. ▪️Causes: Jaw injury, arthritis, teeth grinding, and stress. ▪️Diagnosis: Physical exams and imaging tests, like X-rays or MRIs. ▪️Treatment: Options include medications, physical therapy, mouthguards, stress management, and surgery in severe cases. • • • [email protected]