Temporomandibular disorder affects more than 25% of the population.
The most common symptoms of TMJ disorder include headaches, tender scalp, neck and shoulder pain, jaw pain, clicking, sore facial muscles, pain behind the eyes, and many more.
Many of the muscles that affect TMJ are best accessed inside the mouth, however some can be treated externally. An essential goal during this treatment is to calm the nervous system, so it is designed to be relaxing.
