TMJ

Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) pain occurs when there is a problem with the joint; the "hinge" that connects your jaw to your skull. This can cause not only jaw pain but also facial pain, headaches, neck pain.

Often someone suffering from neck pain, or headaches don't even realize that the problem might be in the jaw. And many times those with TMJ don't realize that it is the TMJ that's causing their neck or back pain. Patients who suffer from TMJ pain can find temporary relief from intra oral massage, spinal manipulation, and Dry Needling.