Physiotherapy
Temporomandibular joint therapy
Help with bruxism, jaw pain and trismus.
A visit to a physiotherapist can be a perfect complement to orthodontic or dental treatment.
During the visit, a detailed examination is carried out, including collecting information and conducting clinical tests. The therapy is based on manual treatment of soft tissues and joints, providing pain relief and relaxation. Additionally, the physiotherapist offers self-therapy tips through exercises that help maintain the effects of therapy.
Who is temporomandibular joint therapy for?
- Migraines and headaches
- Muscle discomfort or stiffness in the jaw, neck and neck area
- Pain when opening or closing the mouth
- Tinnitus, pressure in the ears (after excluding ENT causes)
- Bruxism (teeth grinding and clenching)
- Mechanical damage to the head or cervical spine
- Improper body posture, leading to excessive tension of the masticatory muscles and the associated pain
- Swelling after tooth extraction
- Scars after surgery in the head and neck area