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TMJ Treatment in Silverado, AB

Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMD) occurs when the joint between your skull and lower jaw is inflamed. Symptoms of TMD include popping or clicking sounds in your jaw, pain in your neck, shoulders, head, and jaw, and difficulties eating or opening your jaw. Are you looking for TMJ treatment near you? We are happy to offer TMJ treatment in Silverado near Somerset.

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We ask our patients the following three questions when screening for symptoms of TMD:

  1. Do you notice a clicking or popping sound in your jaw?
  2. Do you experience difficulties moving or opening your jaw?
  3. Do you grind your teeth?

These three questions help us identify the cause of TMD and which treatment is most appropriate.

TMD is commonly associated with sleep bruxism, which is another common condition. Patients with sleep bruxism grind or clench their teeth. Most people are unaware they are experiencing sleep bruxism.

Sleep bruxism symptoms include increased tooth pain and sensitivity, chipped teeth, worn enamel, and damaged dental work. Some symptoms of sleep bruxism overlap with TMD, including neck and face pain, headaches, fatigue, and difficulties moving your jaw.

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Treatment for TMJ Disorder

In addition to regular screening, receiving TMJ treatment in Somerset consists of two parts. The first stage is receiving a custom mouthguard to wear at night to prevent teeth grinding. Custom-fitted mouthguards from your dentist provide a precise fit and can be more effective at treating TMD than store bought mouthguards.

The next stage of TMJ treatment consists of reshaping the biting surfaces of your teeth. If your symptoms persist, your dentist may recommend surgery or orthodontics to adjust the alignment of your teeth and jaw.

Searching for TMJ Treatment in Silverado?

  • Specific symptoms of sleep bruxism can be effectively treated with a custom-fit mouthguard.
  • Treatment for TMD and sleep bruxism can involve doctors and dentists. Remember to tell your dentist about symptoms that affect your sleep, head, face, jaw, and neck.
If you are interested in receiving TMJ treatment near you, contact our team today to schedule a consultation!

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