TMD (Jaw Joint) Treatment

The Temporomandibular Joint, or jaw joint, (TMJ) allows you to open and close your mouth, speak, swallow and chew food.
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Man holding his jaw in discomfort, a common sign of teeth grinding or TMD
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TMD Treatment

At North Bramalea Dental, Dr. Ibrahimli helps patients by addressing the root cause of TMD joint pain rather than simply prescribing medication. Dysfunction of the joint, (TMD) may result in the following symptoms:

  • Clicking and popping sounds.
  • Headaches.
  • Neck, and Facial Pain.
  • Locking of the Jaw.
  • Earaches.
  • Ringing in the Ears.
  • Teeth grinding or Clenching.
  • Dizziness.
  • Pain when Chewing.
  • Limited Mandibular Opening.

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When TMD Joint Pain is prolonged, the body begins to compensate by involving muscles in other areas such as the neck, throat, and upper and lower back, arms, etc.

If you suffer from head, neck, or facial pain, Dr. Ibrahimli and his team specializes in dental TMD treatment at North Bramalea Dental, can help to relieve symptoms and restore optimum function. Dental treatment involving the use of splints, bite plates or functional appliances can be used to reposition your lower jaw into a more comfortable and functional position. Dr. Ibrahimli is experienced and qualified to treat TMJ disorders.

If you or someone you know has chronic headaches, neck, and shoulder stiffness, ringing in the ears or even dizziness, speak with Dr. Ibrahimli or anyone of our North Bramalea Dental team members today.

The TM joints are part of a large group of muscles, ligaments and bones that work together as a system. Because of this complex system, a problem in one area can cause symptoms elsewhere. Many things can trigger TMJ disorder, such as trauma to the face, whiplash, bad posture, an uneven bite(malocclusion) where the teeth are not being able to properly support the jaw. This can occur from missing teeth, misaligned teeth, or back teeth that are too short.

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