When teeth and jaw are improperly aligned, it can cause straining of the muscles, an imbalance that causes much of the pain associated with TMJ disorders.
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Neuromuscular Orthodontics: how the muscles, jaw joints and teeth affect one another
Improved function, bite stability and facial appearance to avoid dental relapse is important to establish “happy muscles” and stable jaw joints.
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What is Physiologic (TMJ/TMD) Dentistry?
The lower half of your head is a complicated, condensed network. It’s by far the most complex area in the human body, with potential for diverse problems.
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