Temporomandibular Joint Pain (TMJ)
Gentle chiropractic care can help reduce jaw pain, tension, and discomfort associated with TMJ problems.
Temporomandibular Joint Pain (TMJ)
Causes
- Grinding or clenching teeth. This puts excessive pressure on the temporomandibular joint.
- Movement of the soft cushion or disc between the ball and socket of the temporomandibular joint.
- Arthritis in the temporomandibular joint.
- Too much stress. This causes tightening of facial and jaw muscles.
- Dull, Aching Jaw Pain
- Headache or Migraine Pain
- Ear Ache Pain
- Hearing Loss
- Difficulty or Discomfort Biting and Chewing Food
- Popping or Clicking Sound When Opening Mouth
- Neck and/or Shoulder Pain
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Understanding TMJ Dysfunction and Its Effects
TMJ dysfunction may result in constant jaw pain, headache, clicking pain, or inability to chew and speak. Such symptoms are typically caused by stress, joint misalignment, or excessive joint use. We provide gentle, personalized treatment at Baker Chiropractic that helps ensure the proper movement of joints and promotes tension release. Jaw pain can significantly disrupt your day-to-day activities, and chiropractic care may be part of a conservative approach that is suitable to incorporate into your overall healthcare strategy.
As a trusted TMJ treatment chiropractor in Fairfield, we begin each case with a comprehensive evaluation to understand the root cause of your jaw pain. Our providers use safe, non-invasive techniques to address muscular tension and joint misalignment. Treatments may include soft tissue release, gentle adjustments to the neck and jaw, and lifestyle guidance to reduce recurring tension or inflammation. We are aware that each TMJ condition is different. This is the reason that our care will be, as always moderated to your own personal comfort level, past medical history, and your own, personal aims. In appropriate cases, we work with your dental or medical providers to develop a comprehensive and ethical treatment plan.
Jaw pain, commonly referred to as TMJ dysfunction, affects not only the jaw but also the neck, shoulders, and overall posture. Our goal is not only to alleviate the symptoms of your TMJ problem, but also to enhance overall body functioning. We will also be patient, allowing our treatment to support the inherent healing process in your body while managing to alleviate your pain within the scope of evidence-based chiropractic care. We aim to help make your experience pain-free, restore jaw movements, and enable you to feel comfortable when speaking, eating, and running errands, all within the framework of the safety standards of healthcare practice in the United States.