Physioteraphy
Physiotherapy&ATM
The temporomandibular joint or TMJ is the joint that joins the jaw to the skull and that, among other functions, allows us to chew. Its dysfunction is an unknown but very common disorder that affects 40% of the population.
What are the symptoms of TMJ dysfunction?
- Orofacial pain: jaw, mouth, face, ear, eye, headache, neck or back pain.
- Bruxism Difficulty or deviation when opening the mouth
- Clicking when opening or closing the mouth
- Bad occlusion Migraines Dizziness Tooth wear
- Physiotherapy and osteopathy treatments for TMJ dysfunctions
Manual treatment to relax the tissues:
- trigger
- points
- myofascial
- mobilizations…
Osteopathic joint readjustment techniques
- Manual treatment to relax the tissues: trigger points, myofascial, mobilizations…
- Osteopathic joint readjustment techniques
- Radiofrequency treatment to relax tissues and reduce pain
- Self-treatment guidelines