Are you in constant jaw pain or have difficulty opening your mouth? Achieve lasting pain relief, improve function and enhance your quality of life with TMJ treatment from our highly qualified dentist, Dr Roop Mann.
Start your journey with a TMJ consultation for just £195 – book yours today!
Reduce painStop debilitating pain from consuming your life and eat and talk without an issue once more.
Restore harmonyBring balance to your jaw and muscles, helping you relax and ease anxiety and tension.
Relieve symptomsTMJ therapy can improve related symptoms including facial pain, headaches and teeth grinding.
Improve sleepEnjoy a peaceful and restorative night’s sleep with relaxed jaws and reduced tension in the chewing muscles.
The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is commonly known as the jaw joint. TMJ therapy is a highly effective treatment used to improve the function of the TMJs, targeting pain and tension in the surrounding muscles used when you chew. At Covent Garden Dental Spa, we use a holistic and patient centred approach, addressing the underlying cause of your jaw joint disorder in order to provide the best treatment for your needs.
TMJ disorder is commonly caused by stress, teeth grinding, trauma to the jaw joint, medical conditions such as arthritis or an unstable bite where your teeth are not properly aligned. Our TMJ dentist takes your symptoms into account to deliver highly effective treatment and significantly transform your quality of life.
Dr Roop uses her long-established experience and holistic philosophy to treat the multifactorial nature of TMD and improve wellbeing.
We were thrilled and incredibly proud that we were London Finalists for Practice of the Year at the prestigious Private Dentistry Awards 2024!
We’re passionate about providing you a full range of payment options. Our finance packages give you the chance to spread the cost of your treatment* into monthly instalments, subject to status.
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Our TMJ dentist, Dr Roop Mann, has over 25 years of experience in providing TMJ therapy to treat TMJ-related disorders (TMD). She is committed to updating her skills and knowledge with recent advances in her field.
Dr Roop has adopted a holistic philosophy which addresses the root cause. She prides herself on delivering bespoke patient care and personalised treatment protocols. In addition to improved TMJ health and function, her patients report a positive impact on their well-being and quality of life.
We were thrilled and incredibly proud that we were London Finalists for Practice of the Year at the prestigious Private Dentistry Awards 2024!
At your first appointment, we warmly welcome you and make sure you are feeling relaxed and ready to begin your TMJ treatment journey. Dr Roop will discuss your particular set of symptoms before examining your jaws and surrounding muscles. She will also carry out a bite assessment.
Following your consultation, Dr Roop will provide you with a personalised TMD treatment protocol customised to your set of symptoms. She will discuss this with you so you have a clear understanding before your treatment begins. You will also be provided with a cost estimate. In some cases, a referral to a specialist colleague may be recommended.
Your bespoke TMJ treatment may include an occlusal appliance (custom-made bite splint to be worn during sleep), acupuncture, trigger point therapy, restorative treatment, and jaw exercises, as best suits you. In addition to this, TMJ therapy encompasses nutrition, supplements, relaxation therapies and lifestyle changes.
Many patients who have completed a course of TMJ and appliance therapy with Dr Roop have found the improvement in jaw health and function, including the way they chew, to be life-changing. Our TMJ management protocol has helped a number of patients achieve lasting pain relief.
TMJ disorder affects your jaw joint and the surrounding muscles. The symptoms include jaw pain and tenderness, clicking sounds when you open or close your mouth, tension headaches, facial pain, neck and shoulder pain, and difficulty chewing. Some people may not be able to open their mouth very far or experience tooth wear from excessive grinding or clenching at night.
To book a consultation with our TMJ dentist at Covent Garden Dental Spa, simply get in touch. You can call us on 0207 836 9107, email [email protected] or book online. Let us relieve your pain and improve your quality of life!
At Covent Garden Dental Spa in London, we offer a range of TMJ treatment options. These include bite splints to be worn overnight, acupuncture, trigger point therapy, restorative treatment to stabilise your bite, and stress management. We favour a holistic approach, looking at nutrition, relaxation therapies and lifestyle changes that can make a big difference.
A jaw joint replacement is a significant procedure that needs specialist attention. It is often considered a final treatment for TMJ disorders after more conservative treatment options have been tried. We find that many patients respond well to other treatments, so don’t need a jaw joint replacement.
Acupuncture involves inserting fine needles into specific areas of your face and body. The needles stimulate your nervous system, releasing natural painkillers that can relieve some of the pain felt in jaw joint disorders. Acupuncture takes just 30-45 minutes to complete, and is generally pain-free.
Each case is different, so you will be advised how many treatments will work best for you at your consultation. Usually, six treatments spaced at weekly intervals are required for the best results. After this, further sessions may be recommended, depending on how well you respond to the treatment.
Trigger point therapy is a neuromuscular therapy designed to correct muscular imbalances and relieve pain. The trigger points are tight knotted bands of muscle that can cause pain. Using a combination of acupuncture therapy and massage, we can disperse the tightness and relieve that pain.
T-Scan is a state-of-the-art digital bite analysis system designed to measure and record relative biting forces over time. It uses an ultra-thin sensor that transfers the data to an animated digital image, mapping the force and timing of pressure of your bite in real time.
*Subject to affordability, age and status. Terms and conditions apply.
