TMJ dentist in Brisbane - Providing treatment for headaches and neck pain

Neuromuscular Dentistry

TMJ is short for temporomandibular joint. If you have TMJ disorder, you will experience intense headaches or migraines, which can radiate down to your shoulders.

You may also experience ringing ears, and pain around the ears. Because the symptoms resemble those of migraine, many people try to consult a doctor who is not properly equipped to treat TMJ disorder.

In most cases, people suffering from TMJ and are misdiagnosed are often given pain medications to treat the migraines or headaches. This doesn’t always work and the headaches will just come back again.

At Divine Smiles, our dentists are particularly interested in Neuromuscular Dentistry and are staying up to date with the latest advancement in technology for treating TMJ disorder. Here, we will be able to properly diagnose TMJ disorder and treat it with Orthotic Therapy.

Neuromuscular Dentistry deals with the nerves, muscles, and the correct positioning of the jaw. By studying this field of Dentistry, we are able to provide proper care for our patients who are suffering from TMJ disorder. With Orthotic Therapy, we can get our clients to wear dental appliances that can properly and gently get the jaw back in to position to treat TMJ disorder. We will be able to align the jaw.

This is the proper way of treating patients with TMJ disorder. At Divine Smiles, we don’t just treat the symptoms, but we treat the cause of the symptoms. By attacking the cause of the symptoms, we can assure our patients that the symptoms will never come back again.

Our dentists are working extra hard not just to give the results you want, but also to give you the best possible care.

If you are interested in TMJ disorder and you think that you may have this disorder, please feel free to contact us. We will be more than happy to set up your appointment with us and get the treatment started if you are diagnosed with TMJ disorder.

TMJSymptoms:

  • Headaches and Migraines
  • Head, jaw, ear, or facial pain
  • Being unable to open the mouth comfortably
  • Clicking, popping or grating sounds in the jaw joint
  • Locking of the jaw when attempting to open the mouth
  • A bite that feels uncomfortable
  • Swelling on the side of the face
  • Ringing in the ears
  • Decreased hearing
  • Dizziness and vision problems
  • Ringing in the ears

 

Treatment for chronic headaches and migraines.