TMJ Dysfunction Calgary
Physiotherapy for TMJ Disorders Supports Jaw Comfort and Mobility
At Caring Hands Physiotherapy, we provide TMJ physiotherapy services at our Country Hills, Falconridge, and Beddington clinics. Whether you are experiencing jaw pain, headaches linked to TMJ disorders, or difficulty with jaw movement; physiotherapy can help. Our team uses evidence-informed approaches to help manage jaw discomfort, stiffness, and related symptoms.
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What is TMJ Dysfunction Therapy?
TMJ dysfunction, also known as temporomandibular joint disorder, refers to issues affecting the jaw joint and surrounding muscles. Symptoms can include jaw pain, stiffness, clicking, or difficulty with opening and closing the mouth.
Physiotherapy for TMJ disorders focuses on supporting healthy jaw movement and reducing strain on the surrounding muscles.
What to Expect
At your first TMJ physiotherapy appointment, your physiotherapist will take time to review your health history, discuss your symptoms, and assess jaw movement, posture, and muscle tension. This initial assessment helps determine whether TMJ therapy is appropriate for you.
Based on the findings, your physiotherapist will explain a personalized treatment plan. This may include manual therapy to improve jaw mobility, exercises to strengthen or relax the jaw muscles, and education on posture and daily habits that may reduce strain. In some cases, treatment may also involve gentle jaw exercises.
Each session is designed around your comfort level, with opportunities to ask questions along the way. Your physiotherapist will adjust techniques as needed, and in some cases may recommend complementary care, such as massage therapy or chiropractic support.
Conditions TMJ Therapy May Help With
TMJ physiotherapy is often used to support people experiencing jaw-related concerns. While every situation is unique, treatment may help with:
Your physiotherapist will complete an assessment to determine whether TMJ therapy is suitable for you. While most patients respond well to TMJ therapy Results may vary.
Benefits & Safety of TMJ Therapy
TMJ physiotherapy helps support more comfortable jaw mobility therapy and reduces stiffness, while easing tension in the muscles around the jaw and neck. Many people also find it beneficial for improving daily function, such as eating, speaking, and reducing headaches linked to jaw strain. TMJ disorder treatment is often used to help manage jaw pain and mobility concerns.
When provided by a licensed physiotherapist, TMJ therapy is considered safe. Treatments are always adapted to your comfort level, and your physiotherapist will review your health history before recommending specific techniques. In some cases, alternative approaches or referrals may be suggested if physiotherapy is not appropriate.
Why Choose Caring Hands Physiotherapy for TMJ Dysfunction
At Caring Hands Physiotherapy, our licensed physiotherapists provide patient-centered care designed to support jaw comfort, mobility, and overall function. When you choose us for TMJ physiotherapy in Calgary, you benefit from:
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Our physiotherapy team provides professional support for patients seeking TMJ physiotherapy in Calgary. Each treatment plan is tailored to your needs, helping you restore comfort, strength, and mobility.
TMJ Physiotherapy -- Frequently Asked Questions
TMJ dysfunction refers to problems with the temporomandibular joint, which connects the jaw to the skull. Symptoms may include jaw pain, stiffness, clicking, or difficulty opening and closing the mouth. Physiotherapy for TMJ disorders may help improve jaw movement and reduce discomfort. Results may vary.
TMJ physiotherapy often includes manual therapy, jaw mobility exercises, and education about habits that can reduce strain. These approaches may support jaw alignment physiotherapy and help ease related symptoms such as headaches.
A: At your first visit, the physiotherapist will review your health history, assess jaw movement, and discuss your symptoms. Treatment may include gentle manual therapy, specific exercises, and guidance on habits that could support jaw comfort. Results may vary.
A: Yes. TMJ physiotherapy is considered safe when provided by a licensed physiotherapist. Techniques are adapted to your comfort level, and your physiotherapist will recommend only what is appropriate for your condition.
A: Every person responds differently. Some may notice improvements in jaw comfort or mobility within a few sessions, while others require more time. Your physiotherapist will monitor progress and adjust care as needed. Individual results may vary.
A: A referral is not required to see a physiotherapist for TMJ dysfunction at Caring Hands Physiotherapy. However, some insurance providers may ask for a doctor’s note, so it is best to check with your plan.
While there are a lot of treatment options available, many of these only address the symptoms.
Chiropractic treatment targets the actual cause of your pain and can handle it for the long term
Physiotherapy is a great first-line treatment for most muscle and joint problems. Clinically proven to reduce pain and dysfunction, physiotherapy also saves you time and money.
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We have an integrated team approach of a physiotherapist, chiropractor, massage therapist and naturopaths. We want to help our patients with all type of injuries resulting from car accidents, sports injuries, work-related injuries, chronic pain, and aging.
TMJ Disorder Therapy - Service Offered
Locations
Beddington NW
open: Mon - Fri 8:30 am - 7:00 pm
open: Sat 9:00 am - 2:00pm
closed: Sun & Stat
Country Hills Landing NW
open: Mon - Fri 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
open: Sat 9:00 am - 2:00pm
closed: Sun & Stat
Falconridge NE
open: Mon - Fri 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
open: Sat 9:00 am - 3:00pm
closed: Sun & Stat
