TMJ Disorder
Alleviate jaw pain and improve function with our specialized TMJ disorder treatments. At Paladin Dental, we offer comprehensive solutions to help you manage and treat temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders, enhancing your quality of life.
TMJ Disorder/TMD Treatment in Fresno, CA
TMJ disorders can cause discomfort and affect your ability to speak, eat, and even sleep. Our skilled team uses advanced diagnostics and personalized treatment plans to address the root causes of TMJ disorders. We are committed to providing relief and long-term solutions to our patients suffering from TMJ-related symptoms.
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What is TMJ disorder?
TMJ disorder refers to a range of conditions that affect the temporomandibular joints, which connect your jawbone to your skull. Symptoms may include jaw pain, difficulty chewing, and clicking or locking of the jaw. TMJ disorders can arise from issues such as arthritis, jaw injury, or chronic clenching and grinding of teeth.
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Who treats TMJ disorder?
TMJ disorders are typically treated by dentists who specialize in jaw disorders and oral health. At Paladin Dental, our experienced dentists have specialized training in diagnosing and treating TMJ disorders, using a variety of therapeutic techniques tailored to each patient’s specific needs.
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How can I prevent TMJ disorder?
Preventing TMJ disorder involves several lifestyle and health practices:
- Avoid excessive jaw movements: Limit habits like gum chewing, yawning widely, or nail biting.
- Manage stress: Stress can lead to teeth grinding and jaw clenching. Techniques such as mindfulness, relaxation exercises, or consulting a therapist can help manage stress.
- Use proper techniques: When eating, cut food into smaller pieces, and avoid chewy or hard foods that require excessive chewing.
- Exercise your jaw: Engage in jaw exercises to strengthen the muscles and improve flexibility, but only under the guidance of a professional to ensure you’re doing them correctl
More Questions?
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