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The jaw is frequently overlooked as a source of pain in the head, neck, face and throat. TMJ issues can be the result of motor vehicle accidents, sport or work site injuries, hobbies such as singing or acting, or the root cause of headaches. If you have a habit of clenching or grinding your teeth, or wear a corrective dental device, compressive forces on the jaw and an imbalance in muscle tightness can lead to clicking, pain and ultimately joint damage. Resolving this compression and muscle imbalance can help you live pain free and prevent jaw difficulties in the future.  

Massage Therapy for TMJ disorders can provide relief from many of the following symptoms: 

Clicking, popping or grating sounds when opening or closing the jaw 
Biting or chewing discomfort or difficulty
Dull, aching pain or tenderness in the face or jaw 
Reduced ability to open or close the mouth
Headaches
Earaches or tinnitus 
Neck and shoulder pain 
 
During your TMJ treatment, you will lie partially elevated on your back and we will focus on reducing tension in the muscles of the head, neck and jaw. Treating some of these muscles will involve working inside the mouth with a nitrile glove, alternating between left and right sides. Communication will be constant, ensuring your comfort at all times. Depending on severity, 3-8 sessions may be required to recitfy any existing issues, and we will do a reassessment along the way to mark your progress.

60 Minute TMJ Dysfunction Massage

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Lisa Ferguson

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Integrated Health