TMJ Therapy by Dr Roop Mann
TMJ Therapy is the treatment of TMD Temporomandibular Dysfunction (pain in the jaw joints)
Since the beginning of the pandemic, an increasing number of patients have presented with a range of TMD symptoms. Some report a mild constant aching in the jaws and surrounding muscles. Some a debilitating all consuming pain which prevents them from performing simple tasks such as talking, eating and laughing. I have found this has a negative impact on the quality of life.
The main objective of TMJ Therapy is to restore balance and harmony in the jaws and muscles. I have found my patients who have completed a course of TMJ Therapy, have reported a substantial reduction of pain and discomfort resulting in an improved quality of life.
I have found that the most common underlying causes in the patients I have treated over the years fall into one the of the following categories:
I feel I have had a successful outcome when my patients report back that the treatment I have provided has changed their lives. This, for me, is the objective of my work; to identify my patients’ TMD issues, address the multifactorial nature of their problems and have a positive impact on their health and well-being.
I will advise how many treatments will be best for you. Usually half a dozen treatments are required for the best results. The treatments are usually once a week, and further sessions may be recommended, depending on how you respond to the treatment.
My experience over the years has shown that acupuncture works. Each of my patients in the past have responded to acupuncture in their own way. Some patients may notice an immediate improvement, some may need several treatments before they feel the full effects of the treatment. There have been a few patients who have not responded at all, but in my experience over 90% of my patients have benefited from acupuncture treatment.
Trigger point therapy is a neuromuscular therapy designed to correct muscular imbalances and relieve pain. Trigger points are discrete tight knotted bands of muscle which produce pain locally and in a referred pattern (away from the original source). Acupuncture therapy and massage are used to disperse the tightness in the muscle, hence relieving pain.
T-Scan Is a state-of-the-art digital occlusal analysis system designed to measure and record relative biting forces over time. It uses an ultra-thin sensor which transfers the data to an animated digital image, mapping the force and timing of pressure of your bite in real time.
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Meet Dr Roop Mann – A dentist specializing in Temporomandibular Dysfunction (TMD) and TMJ-related disorders at Serio Dental.
TMJ Therapy is the treatment of TMD Temporomandibular Dysfunction (pain in the jaw joints)
Since the beginning of the pandemic, an increasing number of patients have presented with a range of TMD symptoms. Some report a mild constant aching in the jaws and surrounding muscles. Some a debilitating all consuming pain which prevents them from performing simple tasks such as talking, eating and laughing. I have found this has a negative impact on the quality of life.
The main objective of TMJ Therapy is to restore balance and harmony in the jaws and muscles. I have found my patients who have completed a course of TMJ Therapy, have reported a substantial reduction of pain and discomfort resulting in an improved quality of life.
The symptoms listed above are usually made worse during periods of stress, tension or anxiety. When stressed, you clench or grind your teeth during your sleep. This places a lot of stress on the jaw joints resulting in disharmony within the joints and the surrounding muscles. This can result in you experiencing the symptoms listed above.
I have found that the most common underlying causes in the patients, I have treated over the years fall into one of the following categories:
I feel I have had a successful outcome when my patients report back that the treatment I have provided has changed their lives. This, for me, is the objective of my work; to identify my patients’ TMD issues, address the multifactorial nature of their problems and have a positive impact on their health and well-being.
I will advise how many treatments will be best for you. Usually half a dozen treatments are required for the best results. The treatments are usually once a week, and further sessions may be recommended, depending on how you respond to the treatment.
My experience over the years has shown that acupuncture works. Each of my patients in the past have responded to acupuncture in their own way. Some patients may notice an immediate improvement, some may need several treatments before they feel the full effects of the treatment. A few patients have not responded at all, but in my experience, over 90% of my patients have benefited from acupuncture treatment.
Trigger point therapy is a neuromuscular therapy designed to correct muscular imbalances and relieve pain. Trigger points are discrete tight knotted bands of muscle which produce pain locally and in a referred pattern (away from the original source). Acupuncture therapy and massage are used to disperse the tightness in the muscle, hence relieving pain.
T-Scan Is a state-of-the-art digital occlusal analysis system designed to measure and record relative biting forces over time. It uses an ultra-thin sensor which transfers the data to an animated digital image, mapping the force and timing of pressure of your bite in real time.
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