TMJ Symptoms: Is “Jaw Clicking” a Symptom of TMJ?

Posted by ryannagy on July 12, 2011 in TMJ Dentist, TMJ Relief, TMJ Research, TMJ Surgery Alternatives, TMJ Symptoms
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I’ve noticed that quite a few people go online and search for information on jaw clicking and popping and whether it is an indicator of a problem with the TMJ. The short answer may surprise you. That answer is “No”. Jaw clicking and popping is not an indicator of TMJ/TMD problems. Many people have jaws [...]

TMJ Pain And Surgery: The Mayo Clinic Gets it Wrong

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I just read a short article on the Mayo Clinic website regarding TMJ pain and how to get rid of it. The article stated in part: “In most cases, the pain and discomfort associated with TMJ disorders can be alleviated with self-managed care or nonsurgical treatments. Severe TMJ disorders may need to be treated with [...]

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Treating TMJ: “Less Is Best”

Posted by ryannagy on September 28, 2010 in Feldenkrasis TMJ Program, TMJ Relief, TMJ Research, TMJ Tip
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Yet another article from the National Library of Medicine urging people to do LESS when treating TMJ: “What Can I Do? Until there is scientific evidence for making sound treatment decisions, NIDCR suggests people: Eat soft foods, use ice packs, and avoid wide yawning, gum chewing, and other extreme jaw movements. Short-term use of over-the-counter [...]

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TMJ and Dentists: Are Dental Devices a Cure for TMJ?

Posted by ryannagy on September 2, 2010 in Feldenkrais TMJ, TMJ Dentist, TMJ Relief, TMJ Research, TMJ Symptoms
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Have you considered finding a dentist to help your eliminate your TMJ? Have you wondered if a dental device could cure your TMJ symptoms? Temporomandibular disorders (TMD) – sometimes called “TMJ” for short – are thought to occur because of problems with the jaw, jaw joint, and surrounding facial muscles that help move the jaw. [...]

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