TMJ
& Maxillofacial Physiotherapy
TMJ & Maxillofacial Physiotherapy focuses on treating pain and dysfunction in the jaw, face, and temporomandibular joint (TMJ). It uses targeted exercises and manual therapy to reduce muscle tension and improve jaw mobility. The therapy helps relieve symptoms such as headaches, neck pain, and difficulty chewing or speaking. It provides non-invasive, personalized treatment tailored to each patient’s needs. Overall, it aims to restore comfort, function, and enhance quality of life.
Benefits
& Treatments
Physiotherapy effectively reduces jaw, facial, and associated headache pain by addressing inflammation, muscle tension, and joint dysfunction.
Targeted exercises and manual therapy help restore normal jaw movement, making it easier to eat, speak, and perform daily activities without discomfort.
Therapy techniques decrease muscle tightness and spasms in the jaw, neck, and face, promoting relaxation and reducing related symptoms.
Modalities such as manual therapy, massage, and heat or ice can reduce inflammation and swelling around the TMJ, leading to greater comfort and function.
By alleviating pain, improving function, and increasing awareness of healthy jaw habits, physiotherapy significantly boosts overall quality of life for those with TMJ disorders.
Education and tailored rehabilitation plans help patients avoid aggravating activities and prevent future jaw problems or chronic dysfunction.
Kinetika's Support
for Your Physical Well-Being
- For those with jaw discomfort, clicking, locking, or limited movement due to TMJ disorders, which commonly affect adults aged 20–40.
- Addresses headaches, facial pain, neck pain, or muscle tension caused by TMJ dysfunction or related musculoskeletal issues.
- Supports recovery and restores jaw function after injuries, dental work, or maxillofacial surgery.
- Helps those with TMJ issues related to teeth grinding, poor posture, or high stress, using behavioral and physical therapy approaches.
- TMJ disorders can affect anyone, but are most common in women and adults between 20 and 40 years old.
Expert Team – Skilled professionals applying the latest research-backed techniques.
Premium Experience – A welcoming, modern space focused on comfort and care.
Personalized Care – Targeted treatment plans based on in-depth assessments.
Advanced Rehabilitation – Hands-on expertise combined with cutting-edge technology.
Preventive Care – Proactive care to prevent injuries and maintain movement health.
Collaborative Approach – Working closely with referring physicians for comprehensive, well-rounded care.
