Do you suffer from TMD? Perhaps you have jaw pain and not sure what it could be. If so, we have news for you! Jaw pain could be a serious sign of a TMD, which is a disorder of the joints in your jaw. That is why, our team here at in , , is… Read more »
Posts Tagged: TMJ
What Are the Functions of a Temporomandibular Joint?
Do you know what the functions of a temporomandibular joint are? Did you know that they are extremely important for a variety of functions in your mouth and face? However, due to the complex nature of the joints, also called TMJs, they can be easily damaged and the cause of pain ranging all over your… Read more »
Tips to Help Treat Temporomandibular Joint Disorders
Within your jaw, there are two joints on both sides that are crucial for everything your mouth does. They are called temporomandibular joints, or TMJs for short. These joints are a combination of sockets, muscles, ligaments, and discs all designed to ensure your mouth can open and close and give you the range of motion… Read more »
Do You Suffer From Temporomandibular Disorder?
The joints and jaw muscles that make speaking and chewing possible are referred to as temporomandibular joints, also known as TMJ. Due to the complex nature of the ball and sockets joints that comprise TMJ, these joints can become damaged, resulting in a disorder known as a temporomandibular disorder, known as TMD. Here are some… Read more »
Do You Suffer From Jaw Pain While Eating or Speaking?
Do you suffer from jaw pain while eating or speaking? If so, you may be suffering from a temporomandibular disorder, also known as TMD. The ball and socket joints in your jaw are called temporomandibular joints and are highly specialized in making the complex movements of your mouth work. Because they are so highly complex,… Read more »
Diagnosis: TMJ
In your jaw there are temporomandibular joints that hinge the jaw. These ball and socket joints operate through muscles and ligaments which let you open your mouth, eat your food, talk, and create facial expressions. Cushioned by a small cartilage disk, the ball and socket allow slip in the joint so you can chew and grind the food… Read more »
Understanding Temporomandibular Joint Pain
Pain in the muscles and tissues that connect your lower jaw to your skull can be a symptom of a number of disorders called temporomandibular joint disorders, more commonly known as TMJ pain. Each of us has two temporomandibular joints, one on either side of our heads. Normally they function painlessly because everything is in… Read more »
Treating TMJ Disorder Might Require a Two-Stage Approach
Your temporomandibular joints hinge your jaw, and work in concert with ligaments and muscles to allow you to open your mouth, chew food, and speak. These sophisticated ball and socket joints also have a small cartilage disk to allow the joints to slip a little while you grind tough foods. TMJ disorder is a blanket… Read more »
Dealing With TMJ Problems
What do you know about TMJ dentistry? Do you know what you can do if you have problems with your TMJ? Similarly, do you know why it’s important to address issues with your TMJ? You see, your TMJ is the joint that connects your jaw to your skull. If it is damaged or not working… Read more »
