Do you suffer from frequent headaches due to TMJ? Do you have jaw pain or locking of the jaw? At Tamborello Dentistry in Magnolia, TX near The Woodlands, TX we offer custom bite splints and mouthguards for patients that suffer from the painful symptoms of TMJ.
Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMD/TMJ) is a disorder that affects the ability of bones, muscles, and ligaments in the jaw to working properly. This can lead to various painful, debilitating symptoms including:
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At Tamborello Dentistry in Magnolia, TX near The Woodlands, TX, we offer two treatment options for patients that suffer from TMJ/TMD. Depending on your examination and symptoms, Dr. Tamborello can help you decide which treatment option is best for you.
Tired of living every day in pain due to your TMD? Contact our Magnolia, TX dental office today and schedule an appointment with Dr. Tamborello. He would be happy to evaluate your oral health and create a customized TMJ treatment plan for you!
FAQS
TMJ treatment is a type of therapy that helps relieve pain caused by the grinding and clicking of your teeth during certain movements. This is done with one or more of the following: surgery, braces, restorative dentistry and orthodontic treatment.
Yes, TMJ can be treated. It may be easier to treat if you take care of the condition early on, before it becomes severe or causes problems such as pain. The best way to treat your jaw condition is with a dentist who specializes in TMJ treatment and consultations.
The main cause of TMJ is overuse or improper use of the jaw muscles. This causes wear and tear on the joints and surrounding soft tissue such as tendons, ligaments, or cartilage.
The TMJ will usually heal on its own, and it takes between 2 to 4 weeks for the symptoms to disappear. However, some people have chronic problems that require therapy or surgery.
If you have TMJ, it can cause pain and discomfort. If you don't treat the symptoms, they will continue to worsen until they become chronic and require treatment.