Conditions
The jaw joint connects to the neck. Most TMJ problems involve both.
TMD (temporomandibular dysfunction) refers to problems with the jaw joint, the muscles around it, and the cervical spine that the jaw biomechanically connects to. Symptoms include jaw pain, clicking, headaches, ear pain, and neck pain.
We treat TMJ comprehensively, jaw joint mobilization, trigger-point work on jaw muscles, upper cervical adjusting, and posture work. Many patients see significant improvement.
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Chiropractic Care
Whole-body, drug-free chiropractic adjusting tailored to your spine, not a one-size-fits-all protocol.
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Activator Method
Low-force, instrument-assisted adjusting backed by some of the most extensive research in chiropractic.
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Trigger Point Therapy
Hands-on release of the muscle knots that refer pain across your body.
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