TMJ Therapy in Blue Bell

TMJ Therapy
In Blue Bell, PA

With minimally invasive, tailored treatments we can resolve the pain that often stems from TMJ/TMD. Get relief from jaw clicking, soreness, or tension to restore your comfort and keep chewing with natural ease. Find relief with solutions from Rituals Dental & Wellness today.

Why Should I Get TMJ Therapy?
In San Diego

TMJ/TMD treatment is the best way to restore your oral range of motion, eliminate your pain, and get you back to your day-to-day routine. The pain and discomfort of TMJ/TMD can be extreme, and it can stop you from eating your favorite foods, chewing normally, or even speaking without pain and discomfort. Jaw issues like TMJ/TMD won’t get better on their own, and may even get worse over time. If you’re having jaw pain, that’s not normal. Contact us for a consultation right away. We’ll get to the bottom of the problem, give you a diagnosis, and provide the care you need for a healthy, functional, pain-free jaw.

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The Benefits of TMJ/TMD Treatment

Relieve Your Pain And Discomfort

TMJ/TMD causes serious, chronic jaw pain that can interfere with your ability to work, focus on school, and live your day-to-day life. With proper treatment at our office, you can get your life back to normal.

Restore Oral Range Of Motion

TMJ/TMD can make your jaw “lock” or stiffen. This makes it hard to open and close your mouth properly, which could interfere with biting, eating, and even speaking. Treating TMJ/TMD restores your oral range of motion.

Treat Other Related Problems

TMJ/TMD is related to lots of other problems including tinnitus (ringing of the ears), teeth grinding, chronic headaches, neck and upper back stiffness, and more. With proper treatment from a qualified dentist, you can get relief from a variety of symptoms that may be related to TMJ/TMD.

The TMJ/TMD Treatment Process

Initial Consultation & Diagnosis

TMJ/TMD can be caused by a variety of factors—from jaw overuse (like excessive gum chewing or teeth grinding) to direct trauma to the joint, and even certain autoimmune conditions like arthritis. In some cases, compromised airway function during sleep or at rest can also contribute to jaw tension and dysfunction. That’s why the first step is to visit our office for a comprehensive evaluation. Your doctor will perform a thorough oral exam, discuss your symptoms, assess your airway health, and determine the root cause of your TMJ/TMD so we can tailor a treatment plan just for you.

Developing Your Treatment Plan

Once your dentist has determined the potential causes of your issue, they will work with you to develop a custom treatment plan. This could include things like Botox injections, oral appliance therapy (OAT) to adjust the position of your jaw during sleep, and even things like orthodontic treatment with braces or Invisalign.

Lifestyle Changes & Physical Therapy

Along with TMJ/TMD treatment from your dentist, certain lifestyle changes and at-home physical therapy can help improve your oral range of motion and the symptoms of TMJ/TMD. For example, you can choose to eat softer foods for several weeks to help your jaw heal, or you may need to do some jaw exercises to help with your recovery. Your dentist will discuss these topics with you in detail as they develop your treatment plan.

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Have a special occasion coming up? Call our office to book a whitening event! It’s perfect for pre-wedding prep, birthdays, prom, or a fun girls’ night out.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Check out these frequently asked questions, or call us to speak with our team.

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