13. Jaw joint treatment for Temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ)

The temporomandibular joint therapy relieves pain, restores and maintains the ability of the jaw to move and function.

It is a special form of manual therapy for patients who have developed limitations in the temporomandibular joint due to teeth grinding and pressing.

By loosening the cervical spine and the jaw area, treatment of the jaw joint from the outside and inside (of course with gloves) a pain relief and improvement of the mobility in the jaw joint, e.g. the mouth opening is achieved.

Our Vital Coaching concept can round off the measure!

Fields of application:

The following symptoms whose cause is normally not suspected in the temporomandibular joint can be attributed to a malfunction of the temporomandibular joint (list not complete)

 
Migraine
Neck, head and facial pain
Pressure on the entire head, dizziness
Tinnitus
Flickering eyes, pain behind the eyes
Ear pain - Toothache
Numbness in the mouth
Chewing difficulties
Cracking or rubbing noises of the temporomandibular joint
Mouth doesn't open completely
Sore throat
Back pain
Shoulder pain
after dental treatment, such as dental prosthesis or insertion of new crowns, which required a long mouth opening
Pelvic obliquity
a false statics of the spine and feet can have a reflectory influence the jaw area
Rheumatic diseases

Through temporomandibular joint therapy you experience:

Pain relief

Improvement of mobility, e.g. mouth opening

 
-Sensibilization of your body perception