TMD & TMJ Treatment in Alexandria, VA
If You Are Looking for TMD & TMJ Treatments in Alexandria, VA, Call National Landing Smiles.
TMJ or TMD stands for Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction / Disorder. TMJ issues are present in 20 to 30 percent of the adult population, mostly between the ages of 20 and 40.
Women tend to have TMJ issues more than men, and tension headaches are a common symptom of TMJ related problems. If your tension headache is caused by TMJ, it’s usually due to stress from the misalignment of the jaw joint, and jaw and surrounding muscles experiencing stress due to the misalignment. A TMD / TMJ Treatment option from National Landing Smiles in Alexandria, VA may be right for you.
Common Issues for TMD & TMJ Treatment:
- Jaw pain
- Muscle tenderness
- Facial swelling
- Grinding, popping, or clicking sounds
- Jaw locking in position
- Frequent headaches or migraines
- Difficulty biting or chewing
At National Landing Smiles in Alexandria, VA our dentists will perform a series of tests to diagnose the cause of your headaches or other symptoms suspected of being related to TMJ. You’ll receive a personalized TMD / TMJ treatment plan to remedy your specific condition.
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TMD & TMJ Treatment FAQ
What is the best treatment for TMD/TMJ?
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Treatment will depend on the severity of the symptoms and condition. Treatment can range from over the counter medications recommendations to apparatuses such as night guards. Some patients might require prescription medications or in office treatments that include dental work or other non-surgical procedures.
What are TMD/TMJ symptoms?
Symptoms of TMD/TMJ can include discomfort in your face or jaw joint region, difficulty opening your mouth wide, any noises such as clicking or popping, and or inflammation on the side of your face.
Does TMD/TMJ go away without treatment?
Minimal TMD/TMJ pain will typically go away without treatment. We recommend discussing your symptoms with your doctor to develop the best course of treatment to prevent ongoing issues.
