TMJ / TMD Symptoms
Where Your Smile Begins
Calgary, Alberta
After suffering virtually all the symptoms of TMJ, I can honestly say I am almost 100 percent cured. Thank you. Dale
What are the signs of TMJ/TMD? Do I have TMJ/TMD?
Below is a list of many signs and symptoms associated with TMJ/TMD. You do not have to have all of them; just a few can be a sign of TMJ/TMD. Jaw pain, soreness, headaches are just a few of the ways TMJ/TMD (temporomandibular joint disorder) can interfere with your daily life. If you’ve been dealing with uncomfortable jaw problems, Dr. Cload can help you find relief... If you live in Calgary, Alberta, and you have any of the following issues, contact Southcentre Dental Clinic today for a full neuromuscular evaluation.
- Chronic headaches or severe migraines
- Shoulder pain
- Neck pain
- Jaw pain
- Back pain
- Toothaches
- Tooth loss
- Jaw joint soreness, popping or clicking
- Facial pain
- Stuffiness or ringing in the ears
- Congestion in the ear, nose and throat
- Tingling or numbness in the arms or fingers
- Chipping or wearing of the teeth
- Limited jaw movement
- Eye pain
- Fatigue
- Insomnia
- Ear or temple pain
- Hearing loss
- Tooth grinding
- Short teeth
- Crowded teeth
- Pain when opening or closing the mouth
- Difficulty or pain while chewing
- Jaw locking
- Dizziness
- Nausea
- Depression
- Frequent chiropractic/massage/physiotherapy visits
Jaw joint problems often stem from underlying issues involving Body Mechanics and Stability. For instance, spinal misalignment can lead to bad posture, which can cause imbalance in the head, neck and shoulders as well as the jaw.
We know it may seem weird that the way your jaw and bite coneect is related to neck pain or tingling in the hands but they can be. Our body is a whole unit, a problem in one area does not only affect that area, which is why at Southcentre Dental Dr.Cload will evaluate more than just your teeth.
Please call or e-mail the Southcentre neuromuscular dentistry team today to set up a consultation to see if you are suffering from TMJ/TMD.
