Neuromuscular dentistry places your jaw into its correct alignment so as to relieve the symptoms of temporomandibular joint disorder or TMJ (TMD).

TMJ/TMD is a disorder that affects you when your jaw is imbalanced. The indications of TMJ/TMD may lead to pain, distress, and serious dental problems which may be treated with neuromuscular dentistry. Symptoms of TMJ/TMD contain:

· Headaches

· Migraines

· Ringing in the ears

· Locking of the jaw

· Clicking/Popping of the chin

· Limited jaw movement

· Worn Teeth

· Chipped Teeth

· Cracked Teeth

· Grinding/Clenching your teeth

· Sensitive/Sore Teeth

· Sore jaw muscles

· Pain in the head, neck, and shoulders

· Facial Pain

These symptoms arise whenever your temporomandibular joint is misaligned, so providing you a bad snack and creating extra stress on muscles, joints, teeth, and bones on your face, neck, head, and shoulders. If you're suffering from at least one of these symptoms, a neuromuscular dentist may have the ability to relieve you of your TMJ/TMD symptoms by putting your jaw into its optimal position, giving you a better bite.

Neuromuscular dentists utilize state of the art computer technologies to discover the motion of the temporomandibular joint when your jaw is being moved and when it reaches rest to ascertain its best placement.

In order to treat you and also alleviate the symptoms which you're suffering from, your neuromuscular dentist will work together to design a treatment program that's especially created for your needs and requirements. Generally, treatments follow three steps.

First, ULF-TENS technology is utilised to excite , massage, and relax the muscles in your jaw in order to rid them of waste and also block the pain and muscle spasms which are connected with TMJ/TMD. Next, your jaw is going to be stabilized so the neuromuscular dentist can determine what the best treatment plan will permanently repair your bite. Lastly, your neuromuscular dentist may work with you to design and execute a long-term management procedure that will correct your bite.