TMJ & Jaw Pain

Pain, stiffness and restricted movement in the jaw joint. Treatment releases the masseter, temporalis and pterygoid muscles and reduces inflammation around the joint.

Night-time grinding wears teeth and strains the jaw. Treatment relaxes the jaw muscles and addresses the stress and sleep patterns driving the grind.

Daytime clenching during concentration or stress. Focused needling and body points help the jaw stay soft and unguarded.

Clicking, catching or deviation when opening the mouth. Releasing the surrounding muscles often improves joint tracking and reduces the click.

Tension headaches, temple pressure and ear-area pain that actually start in the jaw. Treating the jaw frequently eases the headache.

Aching around the cheeks, temples or in front of the ear linked to TMJ dysfunction, treated alongside the jaw itself.