If You’re Having Trouble With Your TMJ, You Know How Bad it Sucks!
Dealing with temporomandibular disorder (TMJ) can be both a physical and emotional struggle.
Not only does it limit your ability to eat the foods that you love to eat but it can also affect you socially as well, too. Which in turn affects your energy and your mood.
It’s natural to take a painkiller just to get by but, as you know, this only masks the symptoms temporarily.
Despite all of this, the pain persists and shows no signs of fading away.
Almost All TMJ Disorders are Biomechmanical & Can Get Better if Treated….
Did you know that about 95% of TMJ disorders are biomechanical and have the potential to improve and even be cured?
The truth is, most TMJ disorders stem from a condition called hypermobility of the jaw, where the jaw moves excessively.
The Signs & Symptoms of TMJ
A considerable number of healthcare professionals may lack comprehensive knowledge about the underlying causes of TMJ (Temporomandibular Joint) pain. In fact, many may not even be aware that this condition exists.
TMJ pain refers to the discomfort experienced in the jaw joint area, which can lead to various issues. These can range from jaw movement and biting difficulties to chronic discomfort and headaches.
The Most Common TMJ Signs and Symptoms:
Here’s How a Physical Therapist Can Help Treat TMJ
TMJ disorders can be debilitating, affecting your ability to speak, eat, and live your life to the fullest. The good news is, you don’t have to suffer in silence.
We understand that TMJ disorders can stem from various causes, but one common factor is often poor posture altering the stability of this joint.
If TMJ Goes Untreated, It Likely Will Only Get Worse…
If you’re tired of letting TMJ control your life and yearn for a genuine solution, we have the answer you’ve been searching for. At our clinic, we understand the frustration of temporary fixes and quick fixes that fail to address the root cause of your TMJ issues.
But here’s the truth: TMJ can get better but you need to seek professional advice and expertise from someone that specializes in this area.
Our 3-Step Approach to
Addressing & Treating TMJ
Our approach, known as the Gray Method™, focuses on targeting and resolving the root cause of your issue, ensuring that you won’t have to face it again.