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Thanks to a global approach to the body allowing him to restore the balance necessary for well-being, while adapting to each patient, your osteopath specializing in temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders can accompany you in the following cases:
Teeth grinding (usually unconsciously at night).
Presence of a snapping, cracking or rubbing sensation when opening/closing the mouth (sometimes painful).
Limitation of mouth opening; jaw dropping sensation.
Ringing sensation/pain in the ear (not related to organic damage).
Prevention of tension and pain associated with wearing or tightening orthodontic appliances.
Stress can lead to dental tightening responsible for jaw clenching and ATM disorders.
The body may try to compensate for jaw disorders; thus different symptoms may appear such as: headaches, cervical spine pain, shoulder pain, etc.
Of non-neurological origin, especially in certain professions (singer, teacher, etc.).