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Comprehensive diagnostics provided at our Centre allows us to effectively treat and rehabilitate the temporomandibular disorders.
Dysfunction of the temporomandibular joint means incorrect functioning of the jaw joint, connecting the maxilla and the mandible. The joint allows the mandible to move upwards, downwards and from side to side. Every problem related to an incorrect operation of the jaw joint, such as pain, “cracking” when you open your mouth (yawn) or locking of your jaw, is a symptom of temporomandibular disorders.
If you have headaches, feel pain in the area of your temples or jawbone, involuntarily clench or grind your teeth, it may mean that you suffer from temporomandibular disorders. This is a serious problem and should not be taken lightly. Do not hesitate to visit our dental surgery in Warsaw for a consultation with joint examination. Our team is composed of highly qualified doctors specialising in diagnostics and therapy of the temporomandibular joints. We offer consultation, diagnostics and treatment, as well as post-treatment care – there is also a physiotherapist in our team specialising in rehabilitation of patients with temporomandibular diseases.
Rehabilitation of the temporomandibular joints conducted by a physiotherapist consists in muscle deprogramming and relaxation based on:
Rehabilitation of the jaw joints consists in relaxation of the head, neck and spine muscles by a professional physiotherapist. The objective of the procedure is to:
There are many factors responsible for the temporomandibular disorders:
The disorders and habits listed above affect muscles, keeping them in constant contraction and triggering pathological changes in the structure of the temporomandibular joints. Such changes lead to migraines, headaches, fatigue of the facial muscles and other disorders, e.g. spine pain, pain of the hip joint, knee pain.
Such disorders as clicking and cracking when you open your mouth mean that your jaw joint is malfunctioning and you need to see a specialist. The doctor will recommend wearing a dental guard and will refer you to a physiotherapist to relax the muscles of your temporomandibular joints.
Excessive chewing of gum may lead to dysfunctions of the temporomandibular joints. If you suffer from frequent headaches, cracking when you open your mouth wide, pain when yawning, we recommend that you cut down on chewing of gum to 3-4 minutes several times a day, solely for the purpose of refreshing your breath and restoring the correct pH balance in your mouth.
Tooth grinding and clenching suggests bruxism, a nervous and muscle condition, manifested by clenching of the jaws and grinding of the teeth, which leads to changes in the temporomandibular joints. The therapy consists in crafting a dental guard worn by the patient on the teeth at night and as long as possible during the day. In such cases, the doctor also often recommends physiotherapy of the jaw joints. Untreated bruxism may cause numerous health problems, such as: headaches, pain of the spine, hearing or sight problems.
Consultation on the temporomandibular joints with examination | PLN 430 |
Consultation + manual therapy by a physiotherapist | PLN 180 |
Follow-up visit (dental guard) | PLN 180 |
Follow-up visit + manual therapy by a physiotherapist | PLN 180 |
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