Relief from TMJ, Facial Migraine & Teeth Grinding
An estimated 75% of the population experiences signs of TMJ disorder. We follow a proven, conservative treatment philosophy to relieve jaw stiffness, clicking, and persistent headaches.
Are You Experiencing Any of These Symptoms?
Frequently, teeth are mistakenly treated or unnecessary dental surgery is performed in an attempt to treat a misdiagnosed facial pain condition.
Clicking or Popping Jaw
Clicking, popping, or grinding sounds in the jaw joint when opening wide, chewing, or yawning.
Facial Migraines & Headaches
Recurring temple headaches, morning tension, or pain radiating behind the eyes and into the neck.
Teeth Grinding (Bruxism)
Involuntary clenching or grinding during sleep, leading to flattened, worn, or cracked enamel.
Ear Ache & Ringing (Tinnitus)
Dull ache in or around the ears without any bacterial ear infection detected by your GP.
Jaw Locking or Limited Opening
Difficulty opening the mouth fully, or the sensation that your jaw 'catches' during movement.
Unresponsive Toothache
A phantom toothache where no dental cavity or pulp infection can be found on clinical X-rays.
Conservative, Non-Invasive Therapy First
Researchers and leading orofacial specialists strongly recommend reversible, conservative treatments. Invasive procedures designed to permanently grind teeth or reposition the jaw surgically should strictly be avoided.
Custom Night Splints & Bite Guards
High-precision diagnostic splints to decompress the jaw joint and prevent nocturnal clenching.
Habit & Posture Guidance
Targeted ergonomics and eliminating unconscious parafunctional grinding habits.
Soft Diet & Muscle Rest
Temporary dietary modifications to give inflamed temporomandibular ligaments time to heal.