TMJ Dysfunction 

What is TMJ Dysfunction?

The TMJ connects your jawbone to your skull and is one of the most active joints in the body. It is used for talking, chewing, swallowing, and facial expression.

When the joint or surrounding muscles become strained, inflamed, or imbalanced, it can lead to symptoms such as:

• Jaw pain or stiffness

• Clicking or popping

• Ear pain or fullness

• Headaches or facial tension

• Neck and shoulder tightness
  
  

How Treatment Helps

TMJ treatment focuses on restoring proper movement and reducing muscle tension. Your session may include:

• Soft tissue therapy for jaw and neck muscles

• Gentle joint mobilizations to improve jaw tracking

• Neck and upper back treatment to support posture

• Corrective exercises for jaw control and relaxation