Facial Pain Management

TMJ Specialist

If you're experiencing facial pain, please contact us today!

Also known as Myofascial Pain Dysfunction, this refers to the joints that connect your jaw to your head. This chronic illness quietly affects the lives of many people.

Symptoms include:

Headaches
Pain behind the eyes
Dizziness
Neck, shoulder or back pain
Earaches
Clicking or grating sound of the temporomandibular joints
Pain in and around the temporomandibular joints

Bruxism

Clenching or grinding your teeth (bruxism) is very common, although if diagnosed early, bruxism can be treated before it causes damage to your teeth. A nightguard may be a prescribed to help. Contributing factors may include:

Stress or sleep disorders
Abnormal bite
Crooked or missing teeth

Our doctors use the latest computer technology and scientific approach to help solve chronic pain problems.