TEMPOROMANDIBULAR

The temporomandibular joint pathologies are very common. As many as 20-40% of the general population are affected.

The most common symptoms include:
- joint pain
- pain in the head and face
- jaw and jaw pain
- clicking, cracking and grinding noises in the temporomandibular joint
- restricted mouth opening
- tinnitus

TMJ THERAPY

The temporomandibular joint is definitely one of the most complex joints in the human body: in addition to its unique structure, it is connected to the skull and cervical spine through anatomical, functional, nerve and vascular connections.

Temporomandibular joint disease does not usually produce symptoms and the patient is unaware of the problem until specific pain symptoms occur, the increase of which is very persistent and difficult to bear.

These symptoms have a negative impact on everyday life. They worsen the patient's physical and psychological condition. As a result, it can lead to disorders of the functions and the interaction of the organs..

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TMJ DIAGNOSTICS

Patients often feel that all of their teeth are sore and the pain sometimes radiates to the shoulder or neck. Digestive problems can also arise over time. The persistent complaints force patients to seek help from doctors in various specialties.

If you experience muscle pain in the facial skull area or a headache in the morning after getting up, this is a signal that a check-up for parafunctions should be carried out; namely, these lead to so-called pathological tooth wear.

In our practice we offer you a complete TMJ diagnosis as well as: