Jaw pain and dysfunction can affect more than just your mouth — it can impact how you eat, speak, sleep, and go about your daily life. This is often related to the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), which connects the jaw to the skull and plays a vital role in everyday movement.
At PhysioRoots, we offer physiotherapy for a range of TMJ-related issues, helping people reduce pain, improve jaw movement, and manage related symptoms like headaches or neck tension.
Targeting the jaw, face, neck, and shoulders to ease pain.
Reducing stiffness and restoring smooth jaw movement.
Addressing posture that contributes to TMJ dysfunction.
Stress management and exercises to reduce clenching or grinding.
Guidance on habits, jaw use, and home care strategies.
Working alongside dentists or other healthcare providers.
Jaw pain, tightness, clicking, locking, chewing pain, bruxism, headaches, ear discomfort, and post-dental trauma.
Tailored treatment may include manual therapy, dry needling, exercises, and education to improve jaw function and prevent flare-ups.