There are a lot of theories as to what really causes TMJ disorders. Though it is quite obvious that the reasons may vary from patient to patient, most if not all of the causes tend to have jaw clenching or bruxism involved. Researchers have come up with many reasons that Read more…
Temporomandibular Joint Disorder, can be a chronic and even debilitating painful condition. In this condition, joints, muscles, and tendons relating to the temporomandibular joint, which connects the jawbone to the skull, can become swollen and inflamed. Most cases will not require surgery, but in some cases it is the only Read more…
TMJ or Tamporomandibular Joint Syndrome is a dental problem that is caused by trauma, hormonal changes and excessive stress. The TMJ symptoms include pain in chewing food, difficulty in opening and closing the jaw, swelling around the jawbone and frequent and severe headaches. This could either be mild, tension or Read more…
Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) disorder is identified by a variety of symptoms. Different patients undergo different kinds of symptoms and sometimes diagnosing this disorder is not always immediate. Pain brought about by TMJ complications goes far and beyond your facial area with parts such as the lower back also affected. Below Read more…